Today’s Headlines
- Raleigh Council Wants Bus Lanes on Redesigned Road (News Observer)
- Virginia Considering Ban on New Tolls for Existing Roads (Fredricksburg.com)
- Georgia Statehouse Bill to Expand MARTA "Faces Uphill Climb" (Mass Transit)
- Toledo to Use Federal Transit Money to Purchase Cars for Low-Income Workers (Blade)
- The New Tropic: Latin America's Transit "Kicking Our Ass"
- Driverless Bus on the Street in the Netherlands (Christian Science Monitor)
- New Jersey Transit Rail Unions Set Date for Strike (NJ.com)
- Pittsburgh Cyclists Wonder Why Bike Lanes Weren't Plowed (City Paper)
- Gizmodo Shares a Far-Out Concept for a Bike Ramp Crossing the SF Bay
- When Drivers Hit Pedestrians, Where Do We Lay the Blame? (D Magazine)
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