Today’s Headlines
- Low Gas Prices Leave Northern Virginia Scrambling for Transit Money (WaPo)
- New Orleans Expands Transit With Round-the-Clock Service (Times-Picayune)
- Denver's Airport Rail Line Opens Friday (Denver Post)
- Quick-Build Bike Projects Are Trending (Next City, Wired)
- Al Franken Urges Minnesota to Act on Light Rail (StarTrib)
- Population Rebounds NJ Transit Stations (Asbury Park Press)
- Detroit Voters Weigh BRT, Airport Link, and Ann Arbor Rail (Detroit Free Press)
- Why an Elevated Expressway Would Be a Bad Idea for Vegas (Las Vegas Sun)
- In Lee County, Florida, Transit Ridership Declines as Economy Grows (News Press)
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