Today’s Headlines
- California DOT: More Roads Lead to More Traffic (CityLab)
- Roadbuilders, Unions, Transit Advocates Want Fewer Funding Gimmicks in Transpo Bill (The Hill)
- City Observatory Explains the House's Bizarre Transportation Funding Stop Gap
- WFST Tampa Bay: "Parking Shortage" Downtown Tampa Could Be "Damper on Future Growth"
- Mexico City Cyclists Fighting for Safer Conditions (The Guardian)
- Here Are All 28 Transportation Fees Paid by Seattle Residents (CityLab)
- Wealthy Empty Nesters Giving Up McMansions for City Living (NYT)
- Columbus Police Tell Pedestrians to "Wear Bright Clothing" (WOSU)
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