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Today’s Headlines

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  • Cincinnati Streetcar Will Be Free on Opening Weekend (Business Courier)
  • Ohio’s Abysmal Transit Funding Making It Difficult to Cut Emissions (Midwest Energy)
  • Metro Launches New Digital Ticketing App for Bus, Rail Service (Enquirer)
  • New Coalition Looking to Advocate for Improved Transportation Choices for Seniors (Independent)
  • Carrol County Extending Transit Service Times to Accommodate Commuters (Repository)
  • Should More States Require New Drivers to Use Special Decals? (CityLab)
  • America Has a Lot of Terrible Bus Stops. What Can We Do About It? (Human Transit)

Today’s Headlines

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  • New State Regs Holding Up Property Transfers for “Opportunity Corridor” (Crain’s)
  • PARTA Rolling Out Bus System Changes, Real-Time Tracking (Kent Wired)
  • CTI Relocating 500 Jobs From ‘Burbs to Walkable Center City Locale (Enquirer)
  • NKY River Cities Leveraging Public Transit for Economic Development (NKY Thrives)
  • Suburban Strip Malls Are Ugly Because We Mandate It (Forbes)
  • Houston’s Bus Route Redesign Really Seems to Be a National Model (Urban Edge)

Today’s Headlines

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  • Dayton Bike-Share Adds Stations, Launches New Monthly Membership (Daily News)
  • Connecting Bike Paths in Central Ohio Proving to Be “Complicated Puzzle” (Dispatch)
  • Cincy’s Modern Streetcar Boosting Property Values Along Its Route (WKRC)
  • Akron Launches Real-Time Tracking App for School Buses (Plain Dealer)
  • New Shops, Restaurants Flocking to Cincinnati’s Walkable Downtown (Enquirer)
  • Kansas City Mayor: “America Needs a New Agenda for Its Cities” (The Hill)

Today’s Headlines

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  • Massive Crowds Expected for Cincinnati Streetcar’s Opening Weekend (Enquirer)
  • After the RNC, Cleveland Police Keeping Cops on Bikes (Next City)
  • A Look at What Cleveland’s Doing to Improve Street Safety for Bicyclists (Plain Dealer)
  • Akron Opens Up Protected Bike Lane Along Main Street (Plain Dealer)
  • Cincinnati’s DOTE Shifting Focus Toward Preventive Maintenance (WCPO)
  • Pendleton’s Central Location, Walkability Breathing New Life Into Neighborhood (Soapbox)
  • The Changing Look and Feel of Bike Lanes Across America (Tribune)
  • Why Doesn’t Every City Want Bus Rapid Transit? (CityMetric)

Today’s Headlines

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  • CityBeat: Cincinnati Streetcar Represents City’s “Civic Redemption”
  • Metro to Offer Free Bus Service on Streetcar Opening Weekend (Business Courier)
  • Columbus Wants to Expand CoGo Bike Share to Suburbs (Dispatch)
  • Reshaped Van Aken Plaza Attracts Major New Tenant (Crain’s)
  • Akron Public Schools Approves Busing Plan for New School Year (Leader)
  • New Bar Hopes to Become Gathering Point for Bike Community (WCPO)
  • What Does Amtrak’s New CEO Mean for Future of Intercity Passenger Rail? (The Hill)
  • Big Transit Plans Going Before Voters in This Year’s Election (Governing)

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Yes, Local Transportation Agencies Can Measure Their Climate Impacts

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It’s going to be a tough sell for those who claim that greenhouse gas performance measures for transportation can’t possibly work, when plenty of transportation agencies say it would be no problem. That’s according to transportation officials in several regions across America who responded to a survey commissioned by the Natural Resources Defense Council. The responses were shared [...]
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