Today’s Headlines
Obama Says He Will Sign Transportation Bill (The Hill) House to Vote Thursday on $305 Billion Transportation Bill (The Hill) Mayors Making Commitments to “Resilience” for COP21 (Next City) DC Ranked Fourth Best City for Transit (WUSA 9) Is Georgia Ready to Leave Behind Its Historic Anti-Transit Position? (AJC) The Stranger Outlines Seattle’s “Big” Plans … Continued
8:59 AM EST on December 3, 2015
- Obama Says He Will Sign Transportation Bill (The Hill)
- House to Vote Thursday on $305 Billion Transportation Bill (The Hill)
- Mayors Making Commitments to “Resilience” for COP21 (Next City)
- DC Ranked Fourth Best City for Transit (WUSA 9)
- Is Georgia Ready to Leave Behind Its Historic Anti-Transit Position? (AJC)
- The Stranger Outlines Seattle’s “Big” Plans for Light Rail
- Chattanooga Begins Ticketing Drivers Who Park in New Downtown Bike Lane (Times Free Press)
- Two Years After a Horrible Fatality, Is Biking in Houston Any Safer? (Chronicle)
- WABE: A Walkable Atlanta Means Paying for Parking
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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