Today’s Headlines
- Trump Administration Stalls on Rule Requiring States to Disclose GHG Impact of Highway Projects (Hill)
- Congress Gave Green Light, But Chao Refuses to Send Caltrain Electrification Money Out the Door (Mercury News)
- Driver Kills Times Square Pedestrian -- A Regular Occurrence Elsewhere in NYC and US (CityLab, Daily News)
- Advocates Blast Boston's "Vision Zero" Mayor Marty Walsh for Blaming Crash Victims (Globe, Metro)
- Mark Warner and Roy Blunt Introduce National Infrastructure Bank Bill in Senate (Hill)
- Federal Government Wants to Know How Honolulu Will Fill Funding Gap for Partially-Completed Rail Line (AP)
- Seattle Times Puzzles Over Why More People Don't Bicycle Without Protected Bike Lanes
- Boise Takes Another Swing at Downtown Streetcar (Idaho Statesman)
- Beckham-Backed Miami Soccer Stadium Would Be Built Without Government Funds -- Or Parking (Miami Herald)
- Bike-Share: If It Will Play in Peoria... (WCBU)
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