Today’s Headlines
Monday’s Headlines Still Aren’t Safe
Despite recent progress, the U.S. has been lagging behind other developed nations on road safety for decades.
Friday’s Headlines’ Own Goal
Despite transit’s success during the World Cup, the event still created 8 or 9 million tons of carbon emissions, most of it stemming from fans flying to host cities. (Wired) The U.S. DOT continues to scrub references to bike safety from its websites (NPR). In related news, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy seems to think that […]
Thursday’s Headlines Turn Cameras into Pillboxes
People hate getting caught speeding so much that they’re shooting up cameras. Now the cameras are fighting back.
Monday’s Headlines Score a Goal for Transit
Americans spent the past month falling in love with soccer. Maybe they fell in love with transit, too.
Friday’s Headlines Slow Down
Driving over the speed limit doesn’t even save much time, according to a new study.
Monday’s Headlines Don’t Need So Much Parking
More and more cities and states are easing up on parking mandates for new developments.
Monday’s Headlines Enjoyed the Fireworks
Get ready for more if autonomous vehicles ever become ubiquitous.
Friday’s Headlines: Have a Smashing Fourth Edition
What is it about law enforcement and their cars?
Thursday’s Headlines Shake and Bake
An obsession with performance — and the heavy batteries required — have turned electric vehicles into “rolling bank vaults,” Autoblog reports.
Friday’s Headlines Change Their Rhetoric
Transit agencies aren’t helping their own case for additional funding by continuing to emphasize COVID.