- Funding Can't Meet Demand for "New Starts" Transit Projects (Transpo Issues Daily)
- Phoenix OKs Light Rail Extension (Arizona Republic)
- Advocates Envision Better Rail for Virginia (Pilot)
- Can California Take on High-Speed Rail Without Feds? (Atlantic Cities)
- Porcari Leaves No. 2 U.S. Transpo Post for Private Sector (Baltimore Sun, WaPo)
- NJ Transit Breaks Record With Thanksgiving Holiday Trips (NJ.com)
- Do Steeper Fares for Late-Night Transit Turn Off Riders? (GGW)
- Young Philadelphians Reject Car Culture (Newsworks)
- Strong Towns Blog Makes the Case for "Good Enough Urbanism"
- What's Going Wrong With London's Bike Share? (Atlantic Cities)
- North County, CA, Officials Tout Health Benefits of Transit (KPBS)
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