- Closure of Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct Didn't Cause Carmaggedon (Crosscut)
- Anthony Foxx Warns He May Shut Down D.C. Metro to Prevent Another Fire (Reuters)
- How Likely Is It That Boston's Green Line Extension Will Get Built? (Globe)
- Rural Lawmakers Hold Up Bill That Would Open the Door to North Carolina Light Rail (WRAL)
- Pennsylvania Gov Tom Wolf: "Playing Field Stacked Against Cities" (Inquirer)
- Will Minnesota Chip in For Twin Cities' Third Light Rail Line? (Star Tribune)
- Oakland Opens a Parking-Protected Bike Lane (CBS SF)
- Columbus to Construct 25-Story "Millennial Tower" on a Parking Lot (Dispatch)
- Sprawl and Waukesha, Wisconsin's Big Great Lakes Water Grab (The Atlantic)
- Are Families Choosing Unwalkable Suburbs, or Settling for Them? (City Lab)
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