Today’s Headlines
Office Workers Prefer Walkable Environments to Sprawl by a Wide Margin (Better Cities & Towns!) CityLab: America’s “Infrastructure Crisis” is Really More of a Maintenance Crisis Lincoln, Nebraska, Finalizes Plans for Two-Way Downtown Protected Bike Lane (Downtown Lincoln) Fallen Pedestrian Forced to Travel Dangerous Route to Work (St. Louis Post Dispatch) Jacksonville Transit Ridership Up … Continued
9:00 AM EST on February 13, 2015
- Office Workers Prefer Walkable Environments to Sprawl by a Wide Margin (Better Cities & Towns!)
- CityLab: America’s “Infrastructure Crisis” is Really More of a Maintenance Crisis
- Lincoln, Nebraska, Finalizes Plans for Two-Way Downtown Protected Bike Lane (Downtown Lincoln)
- Fallen Pedestrian Forced to Travel Dangerous Route to Work (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- Jacksonville Transit Ridership Up Dramatically After System Revamp (Daily Record)
- Leading Twin Cities Planners Trying to Settle Local Streetcar Debate (Star Tribune)
- Dallas Magazine Calls the Planning Process Around the Trinity Toll Road a “Charade”
- Governing Reports That Houston Is Becoming Increasingly Urban
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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