- Snow Brings Freight, Passenger Transportation to a Halt in Chicago (Sun-Times, Beacon-News)
- Is the Chamber of Commerce's Push for Infrastructure Investment All Talk? (HuffPo)
- Colorado Lawmakers Soundly Reject Proposal to Redirect Transit Money to Roads (Bloomberg)
- Ed Glaeser Talks Cities With Grist
- Portland City Official Pushes to Implement Bicycle Signaling Statewide (BikePortland)
- Former PA Gov. Ed Rendell Hired to Advise on Private Infrastructure Investment (Fortune)
- When "On Time" = Five Minutes Late: A Look Inside A Transit Agency's Time Log (Baltimore Sun)
- Native Hawaiians Sue Honolulu Over Plan to Build Transit Line Over Ancient Burial Grounds (KPUA)
- A "Black Box" App For Bicycles (ETA)
- TOD Residents Revolt Against Planned Transit Line the Whole Community Was Designed Around (GOOD)
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Today’s Headlines
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