Today’s Headlines
More From the NTSB Investigation of Fatal Uber Self-Driving Car Crash (NPR, PBS) Wired Doesn’t Think California Should Regulate Self-Driving Vehicles Before Cars, Streets Were Designed for Everyone and Everything (ATL Urbanist) Tampa Was Slow to Fix Street Where Driver Killed Mom and Child in Crosswalk (Times) Minnesota Transit Falls Behind Peers (Star Tribune) Buffalo, Other Upstate … Continued
By
Blake Aued
9:39 AM EDT on May 25, 2018
- More From the NTSB Investigation of Fatal Uber Self-Driving Car Crash (NPR, PBS)
- Wired Doesn’t Think California Should Regulate Self-Driving Vehicles
- Before Cars, Streets Were Designed for Everyone and Everything (ATL Urbanist)
- Tampa Was Slow to Fix Street Where Driver Killed Mom and Child in Crosswalk (Times)
- Minnesota Transit Falls Behind Peers (Star Tribune)
- Buffalo, Other Upstate NY Cities Pass Vision Zero Policies (WGRZ)
- Harrisburg, PA, Residents Want Drivers to Slow Down (ABC 27)
- Metro Profiles Philadelphia Woman Fighting for Safer Streets
- Little Rock Streetcar Will Be Free Over Memorial Day Weekend (Democrat-Gazette)
- Dockless Scooter Hunting: Side Hustle or Scam? (CityLab)
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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