Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Growth in Twin Cities Suburbs Means Transit Doesn’t Reach as Many Jobs (Star Tribune) Plan to Rebuild Houston After Harvey Includes “Green Loop,” Multimodal Streets (Curbed) Honolulu Residents Call for Complete Streets in Urban Core (KITV) Omaha Neighborhood’s Zoning Limits Parking and Discourages Driving (World-Herald) Governing Outlines “Innovative” Approaches to Boosting Transit Ridership TriMet Workers … Continued

By Blake Aued

8:59 AM EST on November 14, 2017

Growth in Twin Cities Suburbs Means Transit Doesn’t Reach as Many Jobs (Star Tribune)
Plan to Rebuild Houston After Harvey Includes “Green Loop,” Multimodal Streets (Curbed)
Honolulu Residents Call for Complete Streets in Urban Core (KITV)
Omaha Neighborhood’s Zoning Limits Parking and Discourages Driving (World-Herald)
Governing Outlines “Innovative” Approaches to Boosting Transit Ridership
TriMet Workers in Portland Get Pay Raises; No Fare Hike Needed (Oregonian)
Majority of CA Voters Want to End Gas Tax That’s Funding Improved Transit (KTLA)
Coeur D’Alene Nixes Transit Center Lobby Because of Fears It Will Attract Homeless (Press)
HuffPost Compares D.C.’s Colorful Dockless Bikes to Pop-Up Street Art
Stop Freaking Out About Dockless Bike-Share, Seattle (The Stranger)

Blake Aued

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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