Today’s Headlines
- CNN Highlights the Sorry State of America's Infrastructure
- Georgia Threatens to Shut Down Atlanta Streetcar (AJC)
- Seattle Bumps Up Timeline for Light Rail Projects (Seattle Times)
- Uber Preps to Meet Demand During DC Metro Work (WaPo, The Hill)
- Google Plans Self-Driving Car Center Near Detroit (Detroit Free Press)
- Driverless Car Tech to Get Boost from US-Israel Collaboration (Jerusalem Post)
- Parksify Talks Walkability With Jeff Speck
- Upstate New York Gets Millions for Transit Upgrades (AP)
- Philly Mag: Better Bike Lanes Could Stop the Self-Righteousness
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