Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Feds Pledge $1B for Boston’s Green Line Extension (Boston Globe) Stimulus Results Are Tangible With Rail, But Where Are the Funds Now? (Roll Call) Milwaukee Groups Push for Rapid Transit Instead of I-94 Expansion (Milwaukee Biz Journal) Transit Tax Break Extended… for a Few Weeks (The Hill) After Greenlight Pinellas Bombed, Is Tampa Ready to … Continued

By Katie Pearce

8:56 AM EST on December 3, 2014

Feds Pledge $1B for Boston’s Green Line Extension (Boston Globe)
Stimulus Results Are Tangible With Rail, But Where Are the Funds Now? (Roll Call)
Milwaukee Groups Push for Rapid Transit Instead of I-94 Expansion (Milwaukee Biz Journal)
Transit Tax Break Extended… for a Few Weeks (The Hill)
After Greenlight Pinellas Bombed, Is Tampa Ready to Raise Tax for Transit? (Tampa Biz Journal)
In Minneapolis, a Postcard Campaign for Protected Bike Lanes (StarTrib)
Michigan Governor Wants Action on Gas Tax Hike (AP)
DC’s New Metro Fleet Delayed By Safety Testing Issues (WaPo)
CTfasttrak Should Be Ready to Go in March (Hartford Courant)
Santa Monica Cycling Shot Up 356 Percent Over 12 Years (Curbed LA)
Loup, the “Uber/Bus Love Child,” Raises Big Funds (Venture Beat)

Katie Pearce

Today's Headlines

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