Today’s Headlines
- Judge Orders Another Study that Could Jeopardize D.C.'s Purple Line (Bethesda Magazine)
- Some SEPTA Regional Rail Cars Will Be Returned to Service Soon (WPVI)
- Key Suburban Leaders Say They Won't Campaign for Detroit's Regional Transit Tax (Detroit News)
- Study Finds a Price Premium for Walkable Housing (Builder Online)
- McDonalds Testing "Walk-Through Lanes" for Pedestrians (WKBW)
- Broward County Wins $11 Million for Bike and Pedestrian Projects (Sun Sentinel)
- Grand Rapids Added 80 Miles of Bike Lanes in the Last Six Years (Rapid Growth Media)
- Urban Land Institute on How to Zone for Affordable Housing
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