Today’s Headlines
Foxx and Entourage Soak Up Danish Cycling Culture as Part of Smart City Tour (Statesman, CPH Post) Feds Outline New Rules for States to Measure Congestion (The Hill) Conservative Group Spends Big to Boost Shuster in Tough Primary (The Hill, Politico) Senate Panel to Take Up 2017 Transpo Spending (Transport Topics) Grist: What Hillary and Bernie’s Subway Adventures Really … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:59 AM EDT on April 19, 2016
- Foxx and Entourage Soak Up Danish Cycling Culture as Part of Smart City Tour (Statesman, CPH Post)
- Feds Outline New Rules for States to Measure Congestion (The Hill)
- Conservative Group Spends Big to Boost Shuster in Tough Primary (The Hill, Politico)
- Senate Panel to Take Up 2017 Transpo Spending (Transport Topics)
- Grist: What Hillary and Bernie’s Subway Adventures Really Showed Us
- Next City: Transparency Can Be Uber’s Olive Branch to Cities
- Midwestern College Students, Staff Show Interest in Passenger Rail (Progressive Railroading)
- Cycling Scene Grows in Chattanooga (Times Free-Press)
- Beverly Hills Wants to Get in on Driverless Cars (The Verge)
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