- FTA Boss Therese McMillan Departs for LA Transpo Job (WaPo)
- Jersey Invests Less in Transit as Ridership Grows (Bloomberg)
- Trump Appears to Side With Dems on High-Speed Rail (Time)
- Uber Invests Big in Global Expansion (WSJ)
- Shoup: How Parking Requirements Make Life Harder for the Poor (WaPo)
- High-Speed Rail Options Under Scrutiny in Connecticut (Hartford Courant)
- A Look at Nashville's Three Transit Improvement Scenarios (Nashville Biz Journal)
- Using Open Data to Advocate for TOD: Chicago's Model (GovTech)
- A Years-in-the-Future BRT Line Spurs Development in St. Paul (StarTrib)
- Regional Bike-Share Takes Root in Massachusetts (WAMC)
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