- U.S. DOT Proposes Freight Network Routes (Trucking Info, FHWA)
- Transportation for America Reveals Its 2.0 Iteration Today
- Walker vs. Christie: GOP Can Choose Its Favorite Train Killer in 2016 (Slate)
- PA Construction Officials Warn of Safety Implications of Transpo Bill Loss (SacBee)
- Washington State Transpo Proposal Prioritizes Highways Over All Else (Sightline)
- Japan Woos U.S. Honchos With Talk of Northeast Corridor Maglev (Toledo Blade)
- "Where We Ride": Bike League Rankings Show the Geography of Cycling
- Philly, Hamstrung By Suburb-Heavy SEPTA Board, Could Still Do Much More (Keystone Politics)
- Raleigh Still Struggling With Transit Decision (Public Record)
- Will the HampLine Be The Most Innovative Bikeway in America? (Ioby)
- I Get Around, Round, Round, Round -- By Bike, Foot and Transit (Switchboard)
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