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Today’s Headlines

Waymo CEO Claims Its Cars Would’ve Avoided Fatal Uber Crash (WaPo) If Nashville Approves Transit Referendum, Buses Will Roll Out Before Rail (NPR) Sound Transit Proposes Two New Light Rail Stations in Seattle (KING) Ann Arbor Moves to Lower Speeds and Calm Traffic (MLive) Maryland Won’t Make Street Safety Changes It They Delay Drivers Even … Continued
  • Waymo CEO Claims Its Cars Would’ve Avoided Fatal Uber Crash (WaPo)
  • If Nashville Approves Transit Referendum, Buses Will Roll Out Before Rail (NPR)
  • Sound Transit Proposes Two New Light Rail Stations in Seattle (KING)
  • Ann Arbor Moves to Lower Speeds and Calm Traffic (MLive)
  • Maryland Won’t Make Street Safety Changes It They Delay Drivers Even 10 Seconds (WaPo)
  • South Phoenix Businesses Fight New Light Rail Line (Downtown Devil)
  • Greenville Could Follow Columbia and Charleston by Expanding Bus Service (News)
  • Free Buses Encourage Inclusive Community in Chapel Hill (Daily Tarheel)
  • Bike-Share Finally Coming to St. Louis (Post-Dispatch)
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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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