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8:57 AM EST on February 29, 2016

    • Cato Anti-Rail Carpet-Baggers Take Aim at Indianapolis Bus Rapid Transit Plans (Indy Star)
    • Harvard Political Review: Sprawling Atlanta Beginning to Change Its Ways
    • Study Ranks Philadelphia Ninth in U.S. for Transit (Philly Voice)
    • Wichita Plans to Add More Bike Lanes (Wichita Eagle)
    • Dems Want U.S. DOT to Have the Power to Fine Auto Makers Who Violate Emissions Standards (The Hill)
    • The Verge: New York's Penn Station Is "America's Worst Train Station"
    • What Greyhound Is Doing to Attract Millennials (Dallas Morning News)
    • D.C. Streetcar Makes Its First Run (WaPo)
    • Court Ruling Could Enable Sprawl Along Vermont's Highways (Valley News)
Angie Schmitt

Angie Schmitt is the author of Right of Way: Race, Class and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America, and the former editor of Streetsblog USA.

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