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Today’s Headlines

ADA Lawsuits Target Crumbling Sidewalks (CityLab) Crashes Fell 33–53 Percent After Alexandria Lowered Speed Limits (WTOP) Baltimore Making Progress on Bike Safety (Next City) West Hartford Creates Family-Friendly Bike Routes (Courant) St. Petersburg Council Will Vote on MLK Bike Lanes Next Week (CL) Raleigh (News & Observer) and Akron (WKSU) Get First Buffered Bike Lanes … Continued
  • ADA Lawsuits Target Crumbling Sidewalks (CityLab)
  • Crashes Fell 33–53 Percent After Alexandria Lowered Speed Limits (WTOP)
  • Baltimore Making Progress on Bike Safety (Next City)
  • West Hartford Creates Family-Friendly Bike Routes (Courant)
  • St. Petersburg Council Will Vote on MLK Bike Lanes Next Week (CL)
  • Raleigh (News & Observer) and Akron (WKSU) Get First Buffered Bike Lanes
  • Slow Down on Driverless Cars Until Technology Is Safe (Forbes)
  • GOP Lobbyist Pushes Autonomous Shuttles as Answer for Atlanta Traffic (AJC)
  • Milwaukee Has Plan B for Streetcar If Key Tower Isn’t Built (Journal-Sentinel)
  • Business Leaders Worry City’s Lost Faith in Seattle Streetcar (KING)
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