Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines
- Five-Year $305 Billion Transportation Bill Emerges From Conference Committee (The Hill)
- 14 Percent of LA County Is Dedicated to Parking (Curbed)
- Highlights From #BlackFridayParking (Strong Towns)
- Providence Residents Want Boulevard to Replace Highway (Providence Journal)
- Last-Minute Change Spares Big Cuts to New Jersey Transit (NJ.com)
- Google Patents Technology for Self-Driving Cars Interacting With Pedestrians (Tech Crunch)
- Lack of Affordable Options Will Push First-Time Home Buyers to Suburbs (GlobeST)
- Frustrated With Speeders, Fresno Man Builds Speed Bump Made of Leaves (Medium)
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