Today’s Headlines
Milwaukee Bus Cuts Could Cost People Their Jobs (WUWM) Donald Shoup Releases Follow-Up to ‘High Cost of Free Parking’ (UCLA) Pedestrians Are Not Responsible for Drivers Breaking the Law (Mobility Lab) Nashville Public Radio Breaks Down Funding for Transit Expansion Memphis Trolleys Will Roll Out Again Next Week (Business Journal) Lexington (Herald Leader) and South … Continued
By
Blake Aued
10:33 AM EDT on April 19, 2018
- Milwaukee Bus Cuts Could Cost People Their Jobs (WUWM)
- Donald Shoup Releases Follow-Up to ‘High Cost of Free Parking’ (UCLA)
- Pedestrians Are Not Responsible for Drivers Breaking the Law (Mobility Lab)
- Nashville Public Radio Breaks Down Funding for Transit Expansion
- Memphis Trolleys Will Roll Out Again Next Week (Business Journal)
- Lexington (Herald Leader) and South Bend (WSBT) Test Traffic-Calming Measures
- Buffalo’s New Train Station Lacks Connectivity (Buffalo Rising)
- Savannah Plays Catchup on Bike Safety Measures Like Green Lanes (WJCL)
- Five Options Unveiled for West Seattle Light Rail (West Seattle Blog)
- Tips for Tourists on How to Get Around Portland Without a Car (Oregonian)
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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