- Big Differences Between Candidates' Transpo Positions in Today's NYC Primary (Streetsblog NYC)
- T&I Chair Bill Shuster on Driverless Cars: "It’s the Future of Transportation and It’s Here" (Politico)
- VP Biden Pushes for More Infrastructure Spending (Miami Herald)
- Speed Camera Revenues Fund Safe Routes to School in Seattle (Times)
- Cleveland Mulls Transit Service Expansion (Canton Rep)
- History's Ten Most Influential Urban Planners, Starting With Hippodamus (ThisBigCity)
- Do Europe's Recent Rail Crashes Hint at Hidden Vulnerabilities in the System? (NYT)
- What Happened When These European Cities Abolished Parking Minimums? (Reinventing Parking)
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