Today’s Headlines
Cleveland Transit Authority Won’t Put Tax on Ballot in 2018 (Fox 8) Here Are the Most Dangerous Places to Bike in Philadelphia (Inquirer) Boston Is Finishing Its First Protected Bike Lane (WEEI) Decatur Starts Work on Network of Protected Bike Lanes (AJC) Minneapolis Explores Ways to Reverse Decline in Carpooling (Star-Trib) NC Triangle Officials Visit … Continued
By
Blake Aued
11:32 AM EDT on August 10, 2018
- Cleveland Transit Authority Won’t Put Tax on Ballot in 2018 (Fox 8)
- Here Are the Most Dangerous Places to Bike in Philadelphia (Inquirer)
- Boston Is Finishing Its First Protected Bike Lane (WEEI)
- Decatur Starts Work on Network of Protected Bike Lanes (AJC)
- Minneapolis Explores Ways to Reverse Decline in Carpooling (Star-Trib)
- NC Triangle Officials Visit Richmond to See Bus Rapid Transit (WRAL)
- Tampa Business Journal Profiles the Force Behind St. Pete BRT
- Better Design, Less Victim-Blaming Will Make Walking Safer (Smart Cities Dive)
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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