Today’s Headlines
Will Megan Barry’s Resignation Affect Nashville Transit Vote? (WSMV) Lawmakers Screwed Up the Seattle Car Tab Debacle Again (The Stranger) Cincinnati Streetcar Ridership Is Crashing, With No Fix in Sight (Enquirer) Mobility Lab Talks With U of Oregon Planner About Future of Cities Lyft Gets Great PR Contrasting Itself With Scandal-Ridden Uber (CNN) Bike Commuters … Continued
By
Blake Aued
9:26 AM EST on March 7, 2018
- Will Megan Barry’s Resignation Affect Nashville Transit Vote? (WSMV)
- Lawmakers Screwed Up the Seattle Car Tab Debacle Again (The Stranger)
- Cincinnati Streetcar Ridership Is Crashing, With No Fix in Sight (Enquirer)
- Mobility Lab Talks With U of Oregon Planner About Future of Cities
- Lyft Gets Great PR Contrasting Itself With Scandal-Ridden Uber (CNN)
- Bike Commuters Push for Bike Parking and Showers in Charlotte Buildings (Bisnow)
- Arlington Replaces Its Short-Lived Bus Service With Ride-Hailing App (CBS)
- Blind People Are Tripping Over Dallas’s Dockless Bike-Share Bikes (Observer)
- Trimet Rolls Out Three New Bus Routes in Portland (KXL)
- Omaha Will Release Streetcar Feasibility Study Next Week (World-Herald)
- 190 Miles of Greenville, SC, Streets Lack Sidewalks (Journal)
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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