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Thursday’s Headlines from Around the USA
The New York Times figures out what's causing the increase in road deaths (who knew it was drivers?!) — plus all the other news, one click away.
March 12, 2020
Tuesday’s Headlines
Taxi services have seen an uptick in business since the coronavirus outbreak, but many drivers are taking precautions like sanitizing their vehicles, refusing rides to the airport and cutting back hours (Bloomberg). Virginia Sen. Mark Warner is urging Uber, Lyft and delivery services to compensate drivers who may have come into contact with the virus … Continued
March 10, 2020
Monday’s Headlines
Welcome to the working week with today's headlines, featuring coronavirus cleansing, a Florida man who was hounded by cops because of his Google map timeline, and a woman who plays drums while cycling (see it!). Plus all the other news — one click away.
March 9, 2020
Friday’s Headlines
Ride-sharing deaths. Sacramento speeders. And all the day's news — sponsored by the Shared Mobility Summit!
March 6, 2020
Thursday’s Headlines
Amtrak has a new boss. Don't fear coronavirus on the bus. Plus all the other national news — sponsored by the Shared Mobility Summit!
March 5, 2020
Wednesday’s Headlines
Good news in Washington, D.C., bad news in Indianapolis — and not a word about Super Tuesday OR coronavirus. Just click the headline above for all our national news roundup.
March 4, 2020
Tuesday’s Headlines
All the day's national news in one place. Click the headline above!
March 3, 2020
Monday’s Headlines
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March 2, 2020
Friday’s Headlines
Drivers killed 50 percent more pedestrians in 2019 than in 2009, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association. Causes include drunk and distracted driving, poor road design and heavier SUVs. (Washington Post) The National Transportation Safety Board partially blamed Tesla’s autopilot for a fatal 2018 crash, but the company doesn’t seem too interested in fixing … Continued
February 28, 2020