Today’s Headlines
NRDC on Why U.S. DOT Should Require States to Measure Carbon Emissions From Transportation Louisiana Congressman Blames Buses for Baton Rouge’s Traffic Problems (Mass Transit) Anthony Foxx Finishes His Tour of the Netherlands (Mass Transit) Does Transit Always Increase Land Value? (CityLab) Sacramento Streetcar Proponents Are Back With a Pricier Plan (Sacramento Bee) Elementary School Students in … Continued
8:58 AM EDT on April 27, 2016
- NRDC on Why U.S. DOT Should Require States to Measure Carbon Emissions From Transportation
- Louisiana Congressman Blames Buses for Baton Rouge’s Traffic Problems (Mass Transit)
- Anthony Foxx Finishes His Tour of the Netherlands (Mass Transit)
- Does Transit Always Increase Land Value? (CityLab)
- Sacramento Streetcar Proponents Are Back With a Pricier Plan (Sacramento Bee)
- Elementary School Students in Tulsa Help Test Pop-Up Bike Lanes (Tulsa World)
- D.C. Metrobus Drivers Rack Up Traffic Camera Violations (WaPo)
- Tampa Approves “Mobility Fee” for Developments to Fund Transportation (TB Times)
- Upgraded Pedestrian Plazas Open in Raleigh (News Observer)
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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