The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog USA.
Good morning! Check out today’s news headlines:
A ProPublica investigation (by award-winning StreetsblogNYC alum Jesse Coburn) found that the Trump administration’s DOT is rolling back or ignoring dozens of safety regulations, putting thousands of lives at risk under the guise of cutting red tape. For example, it’s cut in half the number of investigations into vehicle defects under the Biden administration, and scrapped limits on transit drivers’ hours meant to keep them from falling asleep.
Statistics aren’t enough — safe streets advocates should be appealing to emotion with powerful personal narratives. (Fast Company)
Kansas City and other 2026 World Cup host sites are seeking $400 million from Congress to beef up transit service. (Star)
Philadelphia’s automated enforcement pilot has reduced double parking and cleared loading zones for commercial vehicles in the year since it launched.
