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Today’s Headlines

North Carolina Budget Effectively Kills All Future Light Rail (Indy Week, Observer) With Ridership Down, AJC Asks Atlantans Why They Stopped Using MARTA Albuquerque BRT’s Latest Setback: Buses’ Battery Life (KOAT) Pittsburgh Construction Is a Headache for Cyclists (WESA) Hawaii’s Next Governor Will Play Bigger Role in Honolulu Transit (Civil Beat) Bike-Share and Transit Both … Continued
  • North Carolina Budget Effectively Kills All Future Light Rail (Indy Week, Observer)
  • With Ridership Down, AJC Asks Atlantans Why They Stopped Using MARTA
  • Albuquerque BRT’s Latest Setback: Buses’ Battery Life (KOAT)
  • Pittsburgh Construction Is a Headache for Cyclists (WESA)
  • Hawaii’s Next Governor Will Play Bigger Role in Honolulu Transit (Civil Beat)
  • Bike-Share and Transit Both Have a Place in St. Louis (Post-Dispatch)
  • Montpelier, VT, Breaks Ground on New Transit Center (VT Digger)
  • Portland College Adds Sidewalk Barriers After Driver Injures Pedestrians (KATU)
  • Canadian Startup Rents Out Enclosed “Velomobiles” for Rainy Climates (Mobility Lab)
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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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