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Today’s Headlines

Boston City Council President: We Need Protected Bike Lanes (Boston Globe) Boston Tests Out Temporary Protected Bike Lane (Globe) Sprawl Is Slowing in St. Louis (Post Dispatch) Automated Vehicle Designers Need to Hear From People Who Love Cities Now (Medium) LA Times Does a Postmortem on John Forester’s Brand of Vehicular Cycling How to Get Bus … Continued
  • Boston City Council President: We Need Protected Bike Lanes (Boston Globe)
  • Boston Tests Out Temporary Protected Bike Lane (Globe)
  • Sprawl Is Slowing in St. Louis (Post Dispatch)
  • Automated Vehicle Designers Need to Hear From People Who Love Cities Now (Medium)
  • LA Times Does a Postmortem on John Forester’s Brand of Vehicular Cycling
  • How to Get Bus Network Redesigns Right (BRT Plan)
  • Treehugger: Stop Bashing E-Bikes, They’re Better Than Driving
  • Open Streets Coming to 9 Miles of Philly Roads (Billy Penn)
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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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