- Talks Continue to Avert San Francisco Transit Strike (SF Chronicle)
- First Rail Laid for Cincinnati Streetcar (Cincinnati Biz Journal)
- Hoosier State Line Will Keep Chugging Under New Deal (AP)
- Amtrak Celebrates Ridership Record With Discount (The Hill)
- Webinar Today: How to Use Twitter for Bike/Ped Advocacy (Bike League/Alliance for Biking & Walking)
- Governor Supports Delay for Twin Cities Light Rail (StarTribune)
- California Rail Projects Get $167 Million (RT&S)
- Amtrak Tests Bike Roll-Ons From Pittsburgh to D.C. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Lincoln, Nebraska, Looks to Boost Transit, Biking, and Walking (AP)
- Do Lower Cycling Fines Increase Enforcement? Davis, CA, Tries It Out (Cyclelicious)
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