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Today’s Headlines

NC Legislature’s Revised Light Rail Spending Bill Still Bad for Durham-Orange Rail (Go Triangle) Dallas-to-Fort Worth Commuter Rail Looks Like a Go (Star-Telegram) Will Congress’s THUD Bill Hurt Albuquerque BRT? (KOB4) Uber’s New App Will Begin Tracking Driver Behavior (WSJ) D.C. Council Postpones Vote to Help Injured Cyclists and Pedestrians (GGW) Los Angeles Neighborhood Vigilantes Take on … Continued
  • NC Legislature’s Revised Light Rail Spending Bill Still Bad for Durham-Orange Rail (Go Triangle)
  • Dallas-to-Fort Worth Commuter Rail Looks Like a Go (Star-Telegram)
  • Will Congress’s THUD Bill Hurt Albuquerque BRT? (KOB4)
  • Uber’s New App Will Begin Tracking Driver Behavior (WSJ)
  • D.C. Council Postpones Vote to Help Injured Cyclists and Pedestrians (GGW)
  • Los Angeles Neighborhood Vigilantes Take on Parking Enforcement (CBS LA)
  • Anaheim Streetcar Cancelled (Voice of OC)
  • Will Lafayette, Louisiana, Remove Bike Lanes? (The Advocate)
  • Streetsblog SF‘s Roger Rudick Confronted a City Employee Parked in the Bike Lane
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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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