Today’s Headlines
- A Bike Lane Has Become a Defining Issue in the Charleston Mayoral Race (Post and Courier)
- Enormous Dallas Suburb Plano Passes Plan Calling for More Urban Development (D Magazine)
- Larry Summers Says Fixing Roads Would Pay for Itself (WaPo)
- Poll: 70 Percent of Americans Want More Road Funding (The Hill)
- Downtown Denver Gets a Protected Bike Lane (CBS Denver)
- Four Pedestrians Injured by Elderly Driver in Suburban Atlanta (WSB-TV)
- Bicycling Up 30 Percent Along Salt Lake City's New Protected Bike Lane (Deseret News)
- The Skyrocketing Cost of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco (CityLab)
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