- Governor Cuomo to Sign "Complete Streets" Bill for NY (Transportation Nation)
- US High Speed Rail Association Supports Privatizing Amtrak (The Hill)
- Governments Want to Pay You to Bike to Work -- In Europe (Reuters)
- GA Law Would Penalize Transit Drivers Who Mistakenly Give Immigrants Rides (Atlanta11Alive)
- Imagine a NY-Boston Commute in 45 minutes? Japan Testing 300 MPH Trains (Good)
- Goldman Sachs Takes On Lease of Toll Road in Puerto Rico (Landline)
- Chinese Companies Lobby to Build UK’s High Speed Rail (Telegraph)
- DC Metro Prepares for Future of Too Many Riders; Considers BRT, Light Rail (GGW)
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