Today’s Headlines
Pedestrian Deaths Outnumber Driver Deaths in D.C. (WaPo) Five States, D.C. Team Up on Market-Based Transportation Emissions Reduction Strategy (Reuters) TIGER Transit Grants Get Scrutiny From The Century Foundation How Phoenix Is Trying to Reduce Car Trips and Air Pollution (Transportation for America) Transit Expansion Talk in Atlanta Gathering Speed (Atlanta Journal Constitution) Ohio Taxpayers Pay $1 … Continued
9:00 AM EST on November 25, 2015
- Pedestrian Deaths Outnumber Driver Deaths in D.C. (WaPo)
- Five States, D.C. Team Up on Market-Based Transportation Emissions Reduction Strategy (Reuters)
- TIGER Transit Grants Get Scrutiny From The Century Foundation
- How Phoenix Is Trying to Reduce Car Trips and Air Pollution (Transportation for America)
- Transit Expansion Talk in Atlanta Gathering Speed (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
- Ohio Taxpayers Pay $1 Million for State Employee Parking (Dispatch)
- CityLab: Cities Key to Success at Paris Climate Talks
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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