Today’s Headlines
Larry Hogan Escalates Feud With D.C. Metro Board Chairman (WTOP) MARTA Mulls Expansion as New Tax Dollars Start to Roll In (WABE) Dallas Residents Sick and Tired of Waiting for the Bus All Day (Morning News) KY Gov. Matt Bevin Really Wants That Cincinnati Sprawl (Enquirer) Audit Recommends Ways to Improve Honolulu Roads for Bikes … Continued
By
Blake Aued
10:19 AM EDT on October 27, 2017
- Larry Hogan Escalates Feud With D.C. Metro Board Chairman (WTOP)
- MARTA Mulls Expansion as New Tax Dollars Start to Roll In (WABE)
- Dallas Residents Sick and Tired of Waiting for the Bus All Day (Morning News)
- KY Gov. Matt Bevin Really Wants That Cincinnati Sprawl (Enquirer)
- Audit Recommends Ways to Improve Honolulu Roads for Bikes (Civil Beat)
- West Massachusetts Lawmakers Back High-Speed Rail to Boston (Edge)
- TOD Construction Starts Near Planned St. Louis Light Rail Stop (KSTP)
- 16 States Let $60 Million in Safe Routes to School Grants Go to Waste (Mobility Lab)
- Don’t Want to Pay Seattle’s Transit Tax? Buy a Monster Truck (Times)
- Sydney’s Answer to Sprawl: Divide Itself Into Three (Next City)
Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.
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