Today’s Headlines
- Feds Want to See Two-Member Crews on Trains (WaPo)
- Foxx "Not Surprised" by Google's Self-Driving Car Crash (Tech Times)
- Seattle City Council Devotes Public Funds to Bike-Share (Crosscut)
- Silicon Valley's BART Extension Gets Federal Approval (KLIV)
- Amalgamated Transit Union Backs Bernie Sanders (International Biz Times)
- Study: Minneapolis High-Schoolers See Improved Outcomes When They Use Transit (StarTrib)
- Downtown Transit Corridor Replaces Scrapped Streetcar in Providence (RIPR)
- Contract Coming for Long-Delayed Baltimore Bike-Share (Baltimore Biz Journal)
- St. Paul Considers Car-Free Promenade (Pioneer Press)
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