Today’s Headlines
- The House Is Looking for Ways to Fund an Infrastructure Package (WaPo)
- CityLab Takes a Look at Cleveland's Controversial Public Square Closure
- Joe Cortright: Audit of Oregon DOT Is Misleading (Bike Portland)
- Density Is a Low-Cost Solution to Traffic (Governing)
- Nashville Mayor, Tennessee Governor Come Together on Transportation Plan, Gas Tax Hike (NextCity)
- Canadian University Withdraws From Geography Conference in U.S. to Protect Students (Transportist)
- Temple Public Health Researcher Sounds Alarm About GOP Attacks on Data (Philly.com)
- Sound Transit Creates Policy to Protect Access to Peaceful Demonstrations (NextCity)
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