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Today’s Headlines

Boston Using MIT Data to Overhaul Its Bus System (CityLab) Still No Carmaggedon in Atlanta Now That Spring Break Is Over (AJC) Carmakers Back to Supplying Americans With Big, Gas-Guzzling SUVs (NYT) Tesla Will Pay Employees to Bike to Work After Slew of Embarrassing Parking Problems (CBS SF) AT&T Insists on Road Diet to Keep Headquarters in … Continued
  • Boston Using MIT Data to Overhaul Its Bus System (CityLab)
  • Still No Carmaggedon in Atlanta Now That Spring Break Is Over (AJC)
  • Carmakers Back to Supplying Americans With Big, Gas-Guzzling SUVs (NYT)
  • Tesla Will Pay Employees to Bike to Work After Slew of Embarrassing Parking Problems (CBS SF)
  • AT&T Insists on Road Diet to Keep Headquarters in Downtown Dallas (Dallas News)
  • Las Vegas Hotels Hiking Parking Prices (LA Times)
  • “Lost Cemeteries” Could be an Obstacle for London’s $560 Million Bus Rapid Transit Plan (Global News)
  • Lawmakers in North Dakota Reject Bill Lifting State’s Ban on Parking Meters (Inforum)
  • U.S. Transit Agencies Rarely Use Firms Run By Women or Minorities (WaPo)
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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.

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