- Foxx Touts Hometown Charlotte as Model for Nation (Charlotte Observer)
- FRA Calls for Immediate Safety Measures for Metro-North (Bloomberg)
- How Did Metro-North Go From Model System to Target of Scrutiny? (Chicago Trib)
- Boston to Expand Late-Night Transit on Weekends (NYT, Next City)
- First Lawsuit in the Works for Cincinnati Streetcar Cancellation (Cincinnati Biz Journal)
- How Billionaire Tech Moguls Are Shaking Up Transportation (Politico)
- Seattle Transit Blog Clarifies: What Exactly Is TOD?
- Chicago's Dearborn Street Bike Lanes Named Best in Country (Sun-Times Voices)
- St. Louis One of Many Cities Seeing Streetcar Resurgence (SLToday)
- Express Milwaukee Questions Governor's Account of High-Speed Rail Cancellation
- The Challenges of Creating a Bike Culture in Richmond, VA (Richmond Confidential)
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