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Today’s Headlines

Virginia Beach City Council Votes in Favor of Light Rail Expansion (WAVY) Arlington’s New Bus-Only Lanes Open Soon (WaPo) Cleveland Withholding Funding from Opportunity Corridor in Dispute With State (Cleveland.com) Local Official: Ohio DOT Prefers to Hire Republicans (Dayton Daily News) Albuquerque Getting a Green Bike Lane (City of Albuquerque) Honolulu to Get Federal Assistance … Continued
  • Virginia Beach City Council Votes in Favor of Light Rail Expansion (WAVY)
  • Arlington’s New Bus-Only Lanes Open Soon (WaPo)
  • Cleveland Withholding Funding from Opportunity Corridor in Dispute With State (Cleveland.com)
  • Local Official: Ohio DOT Prefers to Hire Republicans (Dayton Daily News)
  • Albuquerque Getting a Green Bike Lane (City of Albuquerque)
  • Honolulu to Get Federal Assistance to Build Transit-Oriented Development (Pacific Business News)
  • San Bernardino’s Omnitrans Wants to Expand Bus Rapid Transit (Fontana Herald News)
  • Orange County Streetcar “Takes a Major Step Toward Realization” (NextCity)
  • Why Bike-Share Is So Much Safer Than Riding Your Own Bike (CityLab)
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Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.

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