Today’s Headlines
- Feds Release $20M for DC Metro Repair Plan (WaPo)
- ...As DC Cyclists Make Lemonade of the Service Cuts (CityLab)
- How 20 Years of Light Rail Have Transformed Dallas (Dallas Morning News)
- NJ Lawmakers Push Gas Tax Hike, Christie Doesn't Buy Transit Funding Concerns (NJ.com, Press of AC)
- Should Seattle Burbs Help Foot the Bill for Light Rail Tunnel? (Seattle Times)
- Bike Bickering Reveals Deeper Divisions in St. Paul (Minn Post)
- Utah Ups Its Transit-Oriented Development Game (Salt Lake Trib)
- While Cars Reign, How Can Mexico City Fix its Pollution Haze? (NYT)
- A Chat With the Woman Leading Tacoma on Active Transportation (News Trib)
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