Today’s Headlines
DC Metro Board Cuts Late-Night Service for Two Years (WaPo) Feds Grant $499M for Forth Worth-Dallas Rail (Star-Telegram) LaHood Is Offering Advice About Getting Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Done (The Hill) Governing Looks at the Prospects for Private Infrastructure Financing Under Trump LA Times: Ease Traffic By Making Parking More Difficult Coalition in Ohio Pushes Governor for Transit Funding (Cleveland Scene) … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:59 AM EST on December 16, 2016
- DC Metro Board Cuts Late-Night Service for Two Years (WaPo)
- Feds Grant $499M for Forth Worth-Dallas Rail (Star-Telegram)
- LaHood Is Offering Advice About Getting Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Done (The Hill)
- Governing Looks at the Prospects for Private Infrastructure Financing Under Trump
- LA Times: Ease Traffic By Making Parking More Difficult
- Coalition in Ohio Pushes Governor for Transit Funding (Cleveland Scene)
- Sacramento Leaders Press for Self-Driving Car Tech (Sac Biz Journal)
- Lessons From Macon GA’s Massive Bike Lane Pop-Up (Next City)
- Fed Up With Crashes, Philly Guy Builds DIY Bike Lane (Inquirer)
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