Today’s Headlines
- Train Defects Shrink Philly Regional Rail Fleet By a Third, Problem May Last Months (Inquirer, USA Today)
- A Parade Float That Threatens to Kill Cyclists -- It Happened Last Weekend in Columbus (Dispatch)
- Detroit to Host Series of Open Streets Events Beginning This Fall (Downtown Detroit)
- Who Likes the Gas Tax? Young People, People Who Don't Drive, Low-Income People (Frontier Group)
- CA Gas Stations Want Warning Label About Cap-and-Trade But Not Global Warming (E&E News)
- Suburban Des Moines Residents Pack Meeting to Oppose Sidewalks (Register)
- Op-Ed: NC Lawmakers Have Blocked Light Rail, So Durham-Orange Should Do BRT (News Observer)
- The Radical Feminist Cycling Gang Fighting Gentrification in L.A. (L.A. Weekly)
- The Troubling Decline of Street Hockey in Canada (Guardian)
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