Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

How America’s “Infrastructure” Conversation Gets It Wrong (Bloomberg) The Key Question About Autonomous Cars: Will Everyone Own One, or Will We Share? (Slate) Eno Transportation Releases Database of Upcoming Transit Ballot Issues D.C. to Cap a Highway Trench With Five Buildings (NYT) If SEPTA Workers Strike, Expect People to Turn to Bicycling (Philly Voice) Pedestrian Deaths Reached … Continued

By Angie Schmitt

9:00 AM EDT on October 27, 2016

How America’s “Infrastructure” Conversation Gets It Wrong (Bloomberg)
The Key Question About Autonomous Cars: Will Everyone Own One, or Will We Share? (Slate)
Eno Transportation Releases Database of Upcoming Transit Ballot Issues
D.C. to Cap a Highway Trench With Five Buildings (NYT)
If SEPTA Workers Strike, Expect People to Turn to Bicycling (Philly Voice)
Pedestrian Deaths Reached Record High in Maine Last Year (Bangor Daily News)
Support for Transit Villain/Trump Lapdog Chris Christie Has “Imploded” in Jersey (The Atlantic)
Angry Driver Who Knocked CA Radio Host Off His Bike on Charity Ride Not Arrested (ABC 10)
Study Finds More U.S. Neighborhoods Becoming Racially Integrated (Phys.org)

Angie Schmitt

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.

Today's Headlines

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