- Forbes: ASCE Lobbyists Are in League With Big Government to Spend, Spend, Spend
- Truckers Worry Infrastructure Bank Could Turn Highways into a "Piggy Bank" (Land Line)
- What's the Point of All This Amtrak Bullying? (Railway Age)
- Americans on Global Climate Catastrophe: "Meh" (WaPo)
- As Transit Ridership Soars Nationwide, Atlanta's MARTA Spirals Downward (Next City)
- Lesson From the Yankees: Don't Count on High Parking Demand to Pay Your Bills (TSTC)
- Fare Hikes and Sub-Par Service in Store For Utah Transit Authority Riders (SL Tribune)
- Seattle Residents Face Transit Cuts (Transpo Nation)
- Charming: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Responds to Transit Idea With "Vomiting Sounds" (The Star)
- The Difference Between Maryland and Virginia Transpo Funding Plans (WaPo)
- Oregon Still Fighting For the Chance to Use "Highway" Dollars For Non-Highways (Oregonian)
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