Today’s Headlines
- $200B in Transpo Money at Stake at U.S. Polls Today (WSJ)
- The Hill Rounds Up the Top 10 Ballots to Watch
- Will Atlanta Voters Double Down on the Streetcar? (Atlanta Mag)
- Philly Transit Strike Ends in Time for Election Day in Battleground State (LA Times)
- Lyft, Zipcar, Uber Offer Discounts for Voters (Consumerist)
- How Inner-City Highways Hurt NY's Mid-Sized Cities (D Mag)
- Is DC Metro Safer Under Feds' Oversight? (WAMU)
- Density Central to San Diego Climate Fight (Next City)
- New Orleans Considers Partnerships With Uber (Best of New Orleans)
- Berlin's Most Famous Street to Ban Cars (CityLab)
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