Today’s Headlines
- Amtrak Crash Outside Philly Kills Two Track Workers (NYT)
- What the Hudson River Gateway Project Means for Intercity Rail (Next City)
- Foxx Takes His Message on Urban Highways to the Diane Rehm Show
- Turning 40, DC Metro Faces a Midlife Crisis (NYT)
- Things Could Be Worse for DC -- Just Look at Boston (American Prospect)
- Cincinnati Streetcar to Start Running Next Week (Cincinnati Biz Journal)
- In Maryland, Hogan Vetoes Transportation Priority Bill (WaPo)
- Five Widespread Myths About Urban Cycling (WaPo)
- Former Amtrak Official to Become NJ Transit Boss (NJ.com)
- Ann Arbor-Detroit Transit Plans Include Commuter Rail, BRT (M Live)
- How Did the Virginia Beach Light Rail Debate Get So Nasty? (Pilot)
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