This Infra Week

Posted by Content Coordinator on Friday, March 21st, 2014

INFRA STORIES YOU SHOULDN’T MISS!

Parking Mad!
The parking wars rage on, this time between Detroit and Atlanta.
(Streetsblog USA)

Tribal Land Safety Won’t Be Compromised
Proposed bill could raise Tribal Transportation Program funding over $50 million in 2015.
(Better Roads)

Report of Significant Rulemaking
The DOT may soon be limiting the speed at which trucks can travel.
(Go By Truck)

Sam Schwartz’s Move NY plan
It may have taken over 40 years, but is there finally a plan that a resounding “tentative support” from congestion pricing nemeses?
(Captial New York)

Want to Build A Wildly Successful Startup?
You’re going to need to get out your bicycle for this one.
(People For Bikes)

Tags: Atlanta, bikes are cool, Congestion Pricing, Cycling, Detroit, kickstarter, Move NY, Parking, Sam Schwartz, speed limits, tribal land, truck drivers, Trucks

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