Cuts to Minnesota’s transportation bill aren’t as bad as originally projected. (Minnesota Public Radio)
Almost half of New York City’s subway fare beaters are kids. (New York Daily News)
Seattle drivers might pay $100 more next year to register their cars, with most of that money earmarked for pedestrian, transit, bicycling and neighborhood-safety improvements. (Seattle Times)
Zipcar says it has reduced car ownership and increased public transit use in Baltimore. (Fast Company)
Carmageddon: a photo essay-poem, courtesy of Cute Overload.
How one hamster beat Carmageddon (photo by JDAC via Flickr)
Boston’s bike share program — Hubway– could come to Cambridge this fall. (Boston Globe)
Wonder how Hubway is going to work? Alta Bicycle Share has a helpful video:
In some NYC neighborhoods, a clean street now means less alternate side parking. (WNYC)
Nissan is raising the price of the battery-powered Leaf and expanding sales to nine more states, mostly in the South. (Detroit Free Press)
