- Arlington, TX, Sheds Rep as Largest U.S. City Without Public Transpo (Star-Telegram, AP)
- Also in Texas, DART Celebrates 30 Years -- But Has It Delivered? (News-Journal)
- A Standing Ovation for Under-Budget, Early-Finish Utah Rail Project (Salt Lake Trib)
- What's the Impact of New Federal Guidance on Affordable TODs? (Enterprise)
- GGW: Urbanizing 'Burbs Should Look to Sunbelt Cities for Inspiration
- San Jose's Downtown Density Could Save City From Detroit's Fate (San Jose Inside)
- Tampa-Area Light Rail Advocate Shifts Focus to Buses (Tampa Trib)
- How Recognition as an "Urbanized Area" Is Hurting Some West Virginia Transit (Register-Herald)
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