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Today’s Headlines

Uber and Lyft Lobby States to Prohibit Local Regulations (Mobility Lab) The D.C. Metro Red Line Shutdown Has Not Been Going Well (WaPo) Cincinnati Finds Funding for Bus-Only Lane Pilot Project (WCPO) Tampa Suburb Approves Funding for More Bus Service (TB Times) Seattleite Claims Bike Lanes Are for the Privileged (Crosscut); Rebuttal: C for Crank … Continued
  • Uber and Lyft Lobby States to Prohibit Local Regulations (Mobility Lab)
  • The D.C. Metro Red Line Shutdown Has Not Been Going Well (WaPo)
  • Cincinnati Finds Funding for Bus-Only Lane Pilot Project (WCPO)
  • Tampa Suburb Approves Funding for More Bus Service (TB Times)
  • Seattleite Claims Bike Lanes Are for the Privileged (Crosscut); Rebuttal: C for Crank
  • Boise Limits Number of Rental Bikes Allowed in City (Boise Weekly)
  • New Orleans RTA Buying More Bus and Streetcar Shelters (Times-Pic)
  • Pittsburgh Awards $10M Contract for Bus Rapid Transit Project (Trib)
  • Columbus Cracks Down on Parking Violators (10 TV)
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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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