- Time Runs Out for Transit Commuter Tax Benefit (Gov Exec, Chicago Trib)
- Cincinnati Mayor: Transit Agency Can't Pay for Streetcar (Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Connecticut Panel Looks at Metro North Issues (AP)
- Home Buyers Prioritize Walkability (Better Cities and Towns)
- Austin Follows Houston's Lead and Preps Bike-Share Launch (Houston Chron)
- Amtrak to End Refunds for No-Shows (The Hill)
- Income Predicts Transit Use in D.C., But Not So Much in the Outer Burbs (Washington City Paper)
- How Could Smart Growth Affect Norfolk Naval Base? (Bacon's Rebellion)
- Knoxville Group Petitions for Bike Lanes (WBIR)
- Somerville, NJ, Embraces Transit-Oriented Development (NJ Biz)
- How Is Mexico City Dealing With Transit Fare Increases? (Christian Science Monitor)
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