Today’s Headlines
Larry Hogan Signs D.C. Metro Funding Bill (Bethesda Magazine) Five Reasons to Be Skeptical of Autonomous Vehicles (Mobility Lab) Drivers Hate Them, But Traffic Cameras Save Lives (Governing) Seattle Transit Group Releases Map of Its Dream Light Rail System (PI) D.C. Considers Cameras to Catch Drivers Using Bus Lanes Illegally (WTOP) Dallas Will Start Charging … Continued
By
Blake Aued
11:07 AM EDT on April 27, 2018
- Larry Hogan Signs D.C. Metro Funding Bill (Bethesda Magazine)
- Five Reasons to Be Skeptical of Autonomous Vehicles (Mobility Lab)
- Drivers Hate Them, But Traffic Cameras Save Lives (Governing)
- Seattle Transit Group Releases Map of Its Dream Light Rail System (PI)
- D.C. Considers Cameras to Catch Drivers Using Bus Lanes Illegally (WTOP)
- Dallas Will Start Charging $1 to Ride Streetcar (News)
- Philly Garbage Truck Upgrades Will Protect Cyclists and Pedestrians (Philly Voice)
- Charlotte Closes Sidewalk Loophole as Pedestrian Deaths Mount (Observer)
- Baltimore City Council Considers Complete Streets Bill (Next City)
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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