- Metro Detroit Must Merge Bus Lines or Risk Millions (Detroit Free Press)
- Rhode Island Joins States Wanting to Convert Crumbling Interstate to Toll Road (State Line)
- The New Republic Picks Up on the New Study Showing Road Expansion Causes Traffic
- New Law Increases Teleworking Among Federal Employees (WaPo)
- CNU Inspires a Fresh Look at Ridesharing From the Transport Politic
- 'Elderburbia' Unites Advocates for Elderly, Environment Against Sprawl in NY (Post-Standard)
- Music Festivals Give Tennessee Taste of a Future Without Transit Investment (Tennessean)
- Catch a Bus and a Cup of Coffee with Toronto's Smartcard (The Star)
- Downsizing State DOTs Means Less Citizen Representation Across Missouri (KSMU)
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