Today’s Headlines
DC Metro Moves Forward With Fare Hike, Service Cuts (WaPo) Boston Unveils 2030 Transpo Plan (Boston Globe) California Preps to Battle Trump Over Vehicle Emissions (Atlantic) APTA Study Highlights How Transit Riders Help Power the Economy (CNN Money) Bike Portland Takes Pulse of National Bike Summit in DC Why Kansas City’s Failed Experiment With Bridj Could Still Help Transit (Wired) … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:59 AM EST on March 7, 2017
- DC Metro Moves Forward With Fare Hike, Service Cuts (WaPo)
- Boston Unveils 2030 Transpo Plan (Boston Globe)
- California Preps to Battle Trump Over Vehicle Emissions (Atlantic)
- APTA Study Highlights How Transit Riders Help Power the Economy (CNN Money)
- Bike Portland Takes Pulse of National Bike Summit in DC
- Why Kansas City’s Failed Experiment With Bridj Could Still Help Transit (Wired)
- How Will Bike-Share Shape Louisville? (Insider Louisville)
- Chicago Transit Authority Kicks Off 70th Anniversary Celebrations (TimeOut)
- Berlin Plans New Cycling Superhighways (CityLab)
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