Today’s Headlines
Where Is Trump’s Infrastructure Plan? (Axios, Politico) Senate Tax Bill Would Eliminate Benefit for Bike Commuters (Mobility Lab) Maryland Official Thinks Metro Reform Plan Will Cost Too Much (Post) Cheyenne Considers Light Rail Line to Pueblo or Denver (Casper Star-Tribune) Detroit Transit Advocates Face Deadline to Get Issue on 2018 Ballot (Watchdog) Pittsburgh School Board … Continued
By
Blake Aued
9:08 AM EST on November 28, 2017
- Where Is Trump’s Infrastructure Plan? (Axios, Politico)
- Senate Tax Bill Would Eliminate Benefit for Bike Commuters (Mobility Lab)
- Maryland Official Thinks Metro Reform Plan Will Cost Too Much (Post)
- Cheyenne Considers Light Rail Line to Pueblo or Denver (Casper Star-Tribune)
- Detroit Transit Advocates Face Deadline to Get Issue on 2018 Ballot (Watchdog)
- Pittsburgh School Board Opposes Armed Fare-Checkers on Trains (Post-Gazette)
- With Monorail Extension Approved, the Sun Urges Las Vegas to Build Rail to Airport
- Albuquerque BRT Off to a Good Start (ABQ Journal)
- St. Louis Trolley Needs $500,000 to Start Rolling (Next City)
- How Repealing Parking Minimums Saved One Idaho City (Strong Towns)
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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