- Norton Wants to Become Ranking Member of Highways and Transit Subcommittee (Transpo Issues)
- Vegas-California Rail Hits Setback in Loan Process (National Review, Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- D.C. Planning Office Backs Off on Ending Parking Minimums (GGW, WaPo)
- Minneapolis Activists Want to See Protected Bike Lanes (Twin Cities Daily Planet)
- Maryland Gets New Transpo Director (WaPo)
- Can Amtrak Get Better With Boarding? (Economist)
- Hartford Courant: Connecticut's Getting the Picture with Transit-Oriented Development
- Vienna Goes Green with Trams (CityFix)
- Denmark Tests Out Ideas for Bike Parking (Co.Exist)
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