- Transit Union Wants Pols to See Fare Increases as New Taxes (National Journal)
- Why Cities Should Dismantle Urban Roadways (ThinkProgress)
- Record Year of Disasters Leaves Funding Short to Rebuild Roads (Stateline)
- Infographic Demonstrates T4A’s “There Are More Broken Bridges Than Golden Arches” (TransportGooru)
- Michigan DOT Moves Forward With Plans for Detroit-Chicago HSR (WZZM)
- Will NYC Be Next Bike-Sharing Mecca? (NPR)
- America Fast Forward: Los Angeles Emerges as Leader in Transit Investment (Planetizen)
- The Existential Question of E-Bikes Keeps Them Out of Some Cities (GOOD, Coloradoan)
- In Montreal, More Frustrated Motorists Are Taking Transit (Montreal Gazette)
- Clemson Gets South Carolina’s First Energy-Efficient Transit Center (Independent Mail)
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