- Nashville's AMP BRT Won't Happen -- Somewhere, the Koch Brothers Cackle (Tennessean)
- Paul, Boxer Finishing Up Transpo Bill Paid for by Tax Cut (Bond Buyer)
- Shuster: Gas Tax Hike Unlikely to Pass This Year (The Hill)
- Hogan's Budget Gives Some Money to Purple, Red Lines in Maryland (GGW)
- DC Metro Revises Emergency Response Tactics Following Tragedy (The Hill)
- Which Areas Could See Low Gas Prices Hurt Transit? (The Week)
- The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Connecticut Transportation Last Year (TSTC)
- There's Finally Momentum to Improve Transit in Miami, But What About $$? (Miami Herald)
- Houston Metro Mulls Best Use for $39.9M Unspent Federal Funds (Houston Chron)
- Why Aren't More People Riding the Bus in Delaware? (Columbus Dispatch)
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