Today’s Headlines
Indiana Bill Legalizing Light Rail Inches Closer to Passage (WLFI) Traffic Deaths on the Rise in Portland Despite Vision Zero (Tribune) Asheville Officer Brutalized a Black Man Accused of Jaywalking (Citizen-Times) Plans Unveiled for Trail Network and Potential MARTA Stop in Gwinnett (AJC) Alabama DOT Releases Options for Bike/Ped Path on Mobile River Bridge (Fox … Continued
By
Blake Aued
11:12 AM EST on March 2, 2018
- Indiana Bill Legalizing Light Rail Inches Closer to Passage (WLFI)
- Traffic Deaths on the Rise in Portland Despite Vision Zero (Tribune)
- Asheville Officer Brutalized a Black Man Accused of Jaywalking (Citizen-Times)
- Plans Unveiled for Trail Network and Potential MARTA Stop in Gwinnett (AJC)
- Alabama DOT Releases Options for Bike/Ped Path on Mobile River Bridge (Fox 10)
- Maryland Bill Puts Cameras on Buses to Catch Drivers Blocking Bus Lanes (WBAL)
- CATS Will Change Charlotte Bus Routes After Blue Line Extension Opens (WFAE)
- Surprise, Surprise — Rand Paul Hates the D.C. Streetcar (Washingtonian)
- Kentucky Gas-Tax Hike Would Raise $300 Million for Road Repairs (WFPL)
- Bike-Share Coming to Lynn, MA (Item), Texas A&M (Eagle), and Flagstaff (Daily Sun)
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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