- APTA: Transit Use Rises With Rebounding Economies (The Hill, Progressive Railroading)
- Mica Hearing Tomorrow Looks at Amtrak Subsidies
- Streetcar Development: St. Louis vs. Portland (Transport Politic)
- Train Station Development: D.C. vs NYC (Planetizen)
- Adviser Watches Over Ethics on Silver Line Agency (WaPo)
- Massachusetts Takes Over Private Rail Line (Southborough Daily Voice)
- Debate Brews in Stamford, Connecticut Over Commuter Train Parking
- In Vancouver, Developers Take Transit Advocacy Role (Globe and Mail)
- Cyclists Advise on Tuscon Streetcar (KVOA)
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