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Today’s Headlines

Cars Are the Fastest Growing Type of Mobile Internet Device (Digital Gov) Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Five Bicyclists in Michigan (WoodTV) Atlanta City Council Member on Upcoming Transit Levy: Fix the Buses First (NextCity) Fare Increase, Service Cuts Coming to Cleveland’s RTA (Cleveland.com) A Look at Uber’s Aggressive Push Into the Auto Loan Business (CNBC) Curbed Puts Atlanta’s “Nutso” Sprawl … Continued
  • Cars Are the Fastest Growing Type of Mobile Internet Device (Digital Gov)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Five Bicyclists in Michigan (WoodTV)
  • Atlanta City Council Member on Upcoming Transit Levy: Fix the Buses First (NextCity)
  • Fare Increase, Service Cuts Coming to Cleveland’s RTA (Cleveland.com)
  • A Look at Uber’s Aggressive Push Into the Auto Loan Business (CNBC)
  • Curbed Puts Atlanta’s “Nutso” Sprawl in Perspective
  • Will Detroit’s Suburbs Rescue the Nation’s Worst Transit System? (Slate)
  • All of Rhode Island Would Fit Inside Houston’s Proposed Third Ring Road (CityLab)
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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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