Today’s Headlines
- Senate Panel Greenlights FAST Act Transpo Funding Levels (Progressive Railroading)
- How Will We Know When We're Getting Bike Equity Right? (Next City)
- New Urban Land Institute Report Looks at Trend of "Trail-Oriented Development"
- Rethinking Miami's Iconic Calle Ocho as a Complete Street (CityLab)
- Foxx, Mayors Return From "Smart City" Tour in Europe (E Turbo News)
- Wired: No, Dallas Highway Widening Isn't a Model for Other Cities
- Why Philanthropy's Big on Cycling (Inside Philanthropy)
- Game Back on for Cincinnati's Streetcar (Cincy Biz Journal)
- Austin Bike Advocates Call for Safety Upgrades (KXAN)
- How One German City Handles Pedestrians Engrossed in Their Phones (WaPo)
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