Today’s Headlines
- Pope's Visit Gives Glimpse of a Car-Free Downtown Philly (Next City)
- U.S. High Speed Rail Projects Get Creative, Sans Federal Funding (CityLab)
- Feds Approve DC Metro's Plan for Safety Fixes (The Hill, WaPo)
- Bike Portland Chats with L.A.'s Transpo Chief
- APTA: If High-Speed Rail Was Available, Two-Thirds of Americans Would Want to Use It
- A Look at the Future of TOD in Chicago (Curbed)
- Atlanta Plans for 31 More Miles of Bike Lanes (WABE)
- Ohio Rail Riders Press for Expansions, Upgrades (Plain-Dealer)
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