Today’s Headlines
After State Objects, Montgomery County Prez Pushes for Dedicated Metro Funding (Post) Meanwhile, Unions and Dems Propose Beefing Up Federal Funding for Metro (Post) MBTA Mulls Adding Stop to Boston’s Green Line (Cambridge Day) The Hill Catches on That Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Is Probably a Chimera Implementing Vision Zero in U.S. Is Hard Because Drivers … Continued
By
Blake Aued
9:22 AM EST on November 30, 2017
- After State Objects, Montgomery County Prez Pushes for Dedicated Metro Funding (Post)
- Meanwhile, Unions and Dems Propose Beefing Up Federal Funding for Metro (Post)
- MBTA Mulls Adding Stop to Boston’s Green Line (Cambridge Day)
- The Hill Catches on That Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Is Probably a Chimera
- Implementing Vision Zero in U.S. Is Hard Because Drivers Have the Votes (Treehugger)
- Baltimore Transit Chief: City Should Get Tough on Bus Lane Parkers (Biz Journal)
- Philadelphia Cabbies: If You Can’t Beat Ride-Hailing Apps, Join ‘Em (Voice)
- California Increases Bike/Ped Funding, and Sacramento Wants Its Share (Capitol Weekly)
- Cincinnati Transit Struggles With Funding, Reliability (City Beat)
- Decision on St. Paul Streetcar Route Coming Next Month (Pioneer Press)
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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