Today’s Headlines
Larry Hogan’s BaltimoreLink Hasn’t Delivered on Promises (Baltimore Sun) Is Atlanta Bus Rapid Transit Being Set Up for Failure? (Saporta Report) Trump Will Never Be the Infrastructure President (New Republic) How Will Trump’s Tariffs Affect Chinese E-Bike Imports? (Mobility Lab) Cities Struggling With Dockless Bike-Share Look to Seattle (Seattle Times) Driver Kills Baton Rouge Council … Continued
By
Blake Aued
10:40 AM EDT on July 10, 2018
- Larry Hogan’s BaltimoreLink Hasn’t Delivered on Promises (Baltimore Sun)
- Is Atlanta Bus Rapid Transit Being Set Up for Failure? (Saporta Report)
- Trump Will Never Be the Infrastructure President (New Republic)
- How Will Trump’s Tariffs Affect Chinese E-Bike Imports? (Mobility Lab)
- Cities Struggling With Dockless Bike-Share Look to Seattle (Seattle Times)
- Driver Kills Baton Rouge Council Member Riding Bike (The Advocate)
- Fort Lauderdale Considers Bus-Only Lane Downtown (Sun Sentinel)
- On Transit, NC Cities and Legislators Speak Different Language (Charlotte Agenda)
- 1917 Plan Would Have Made Minneapolis the Paris of the Plains (Star-Tribune)
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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