Today’s Headlines
Shuster Bill Would Fund Highways With New Taxes, Including One on Bike Tires (Bloomberg) Cranks Come Out Against Cincinnati Parking Refoms (Enquirer) Two Dockless Bike-Share Companies Leave D.C. Market (WAMU) Singapore Business Professor Diagnoses Mistakes of Bike-Share Companies (CNBC) Baltimore Bike-Share Suffers From Lack of Maintenance (Fishbowl) Incremental Solutions for City Streets’ Safety Crisis (Strong … Continued
By
Blake Aued
10:52 AM EDT on July 27, 2018
- Shuster Bill Would Fund Highways With New Taxes, Including One on Bike Tires (Bloomberg)
- Cranks Come Out Against Cincinnati Parking Refoms (Enquirer)
- Two Dockless Bike-Share Companies Leave D.C. Market (WAMU)
- Singapore Business Professor Diagnoses Mistakes of Bike-Share Companies (CNBC)
- Baltimore Bike-Share Suffers From Lack of Maintenance (Fishbowl)
- Incremental Solutions for City Streets’ Safety Crisis (Strong Towns)
- Seattle Streetcar Ridership Has Been Flat for Two Years (KUOW)
- Federal Judge Won’t Halt I-630 Construction in Arkansas (Fox 16)
- PC Mag Column: Streets Are for Cars and Cars Only
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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