- Seattle Hopes New Lanes Will Attract "Willing But Wary" Cyclists (AP via HeraldNet)
- Missoula Mulls Gas Tax Hike to Pay For... Sidewalks! (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
- Rail Trails Have Been a Boon to Southern Pennsylvania (Lancaster Online)
- In Quebec, Two-Thirds of $2.7B Climate Change Program Goes to Transpo (Gazette)
- Overlapping Chicagoland Transit Agencies Step On Each Other's Toes (Daily Herald)
- Poll Shows Majority of Californians May Have Second Thoughts on HSR (AP via ABC)
- Automated Fare Increases Should Make Hikes Easier to Swallow (Tribune)
- What the New York City Subway Teaches Us About Infrastructure Subsidies (Forbes)
- Once Seen as a Godsend, Pension Funds Stall Investment in Infrastructure (MoneyControl)
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