Today’s Headlines
- Millennials Now "Buying Cars in Big Numbers" (AP)
- Second Try: City-Only MARTA Expansion Bill Introduced in Georgia Statehouse (Business Journal)
- U.S. DOT Considers Sleep-Testing Commercial Drivers (HME News)
- Cincinnati Reviewing Its Protected Bike Lane Due to "Safety Concerns" (Fox19)
- Charlotte Could Get a Protected Bike Lane (Fox46)
- Sonoma Region Expected to Renew Anti-Sprawl Rules (Sonoma West)
- Study: Natural Gas Cars Emit as Much as Gas Powered Cars (Inderscience via Politico)
- Brookings: How Lyft and Uber Can Improve Transit Agencies' Budgets
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