- MA House Speaker Wants New Revenue for Transit, But Not for Expansions (Boston Globe)
- Is Privatization of Transit a Good Thing? (Bay Citizen)
- From the Bike Summit: Advocates Push for Safety (WAMU)
- And More on How to Encourage Women to Bike (MTR)
- Miami Transit Advocates Create "Pop-Up" Station (WLRN)
- Plans on Track for Cotton Belt Commuter Rail, Special Tax District (Dallas News, Star-Telegram)
- Contractor Gets Green Light for Honolulu Rail (Pacific Biz News)
- Raleigh, NC, Preps for New Transit Hub (WRAL)
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