- GOP Chair Says Long-Term Transpo Bill Will Move Independently of Budget Deal (The Hill)
- Transpo Funding Patch Includes Extended Deadline for Train Safety Tech (Progressive Railroading)
- It's Official: FTA Takes the Reins on DC Metro Safety (WaPo)
- Transit-Oriented People Converge in Dallas for Railvolution (Dallas Biz Journal)
- Why Bike Commuting Is Picking Up in the Motor City (Fast Co.Exist)
- Jersey Transit Vet Takes Over Connecticut's Transportation (WNPR)
- The Long-Term Impact of a Car-Free Month in South Korea (CityLab)
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