Today’s Headlines
FTA Gives States Hit by Hurricanes $277 Million to Rebuild Transit Systems (RT&S) Court Rules Uber and Lyft Should Release Passenger Data to City (Seattle Times) Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging KC Streetcar Vote (Biz Journal) The Case for Traffic Signals That Give Buses Priority (City Lab) Driver Challenges Legality of Baltimore Bus Lanes (WBAL) Business … Continued
By
Blake Aued
3:32 PM EDT on June 4, 2018
- FTA Gives States Hit by Hurricanes $277 Million to Rebuild Transit Systems (RT&S)
- Court Rules Uber and Lyft Should Release Passenger Data to City (Seattle Times)
- Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging KC Streetcar Vote (Biz Journal)
- The Case for Traffic Signals That Give Buses Priority (City Lab)
- Driver Challenges Legality of Baltimore Bus Lanes (WBAL)
- Business Group Slams Seattle Mayor for Installing Bike Lanes (KTTH)
- Drivers Hit Seven Cyclists in Charlotte Last Week, Prompting Calls for Safer Streets (WSOC)
- Norfolk Light Rail Hits 10 Million Passengers in Seventh Year (Virginian-Pilot)
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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