Today’s Headlines
Wyden Negotiates With GOP on Transportation Funding Patch (The Hill, WSJ) …But Now the Lawmakers Go on Recess (National Journal) New Station to Link Rail to LAX (LA Times) Boston Development Trends Point to Even Greater Walkability (Boston Globe) Electric Bus Test Hits a Speed Bump in Portland (Oregonian) Bay Area Bike-Sharing Shifts Into High Gear … Continued
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Katie Pearce
8:50 AM EDT on June 27, 2014
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- Wyden Negotiates With GOP on Transportation Funding Patch (The Hill, WSJ)
- …But Now the Lawmakers Go on Recess (National Journal)
- New Station to Link Rail to LAX (LA Times)
- Boston Development Trends Point to Even Greater Walkability (Boston Globe)
- Electric Bus Test Hits a Speed Bump in Portland (Oregonian)
- Bay Area Bike-Sharing Shifts Into High Gear (Mercury News)
- Visualizing Sprawl in American Cities (GGW)
- The Busiest Stations on Twin Cities’ New Green Line Are Also TOD Hubs (Finance & Commerce)
- Austin City Council Approves Urban Rail Plan (Community Impact)
- How Bikes Encouraged Women’s Rights (City Lab)
- Why You Want a “Sticky Street” (Treehugger)
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