- Biden Chides Florida Gov. for Snubbing Rail Money (Miami Herald)
- Why Gas Prices Are More Complicated Than You Think (WaPo)
- What Happens When You Tear Down a Highway? (Infrastructurist)
- LaHood Backs Honolulu Rail Project (Hawaii Reporter)
- Why NYC Bike Lane Skeptics Are Wrong (WNYC)
- New Carrollton Metro One Step Closer to Redevelopment (WaPo)
- Massachusetts Transportation Secretary Takes Heat (Globe)
- How to Make Homes Near Transit Affordable for the Poor (Bizjournals)
- Car-Dependent Cities Most Vulnerable to Rising Gas Prices (USA Today)
- How Women Rode Bikes to Equality (Grist)
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