- Foxx Praises Obama's "Bold" Call on Transpo Bill; Shuster Says It's "Recycled" (The Hill)
- Co.Exist Features New "Class of 2014" U.S. Mayors
- Oil Shipments Disrupt Amtrak Service (AP)
- To Thrive, Boston Must Create Walkable Communities (Boston Globe)
- Transforming Urban Train Stations Into Community Gathering Spots (Keystone Edge)
- How Sadik-Khan Changed NYC (Capital New York)
- Miami Revisits Plan for Light Rail (Miami Herald)
- Metromode Media: Why Expanding I-94 Won't Work
- Fresh Ideas Emerge for Long Island Downtowns (Architecture Record)
- Yearn for Livable Cities Extends Worldwide (NRDC Switchboard)
- What Happened to the Guy Who Was Supposed to Lead Detroit's BRT Movement? (Windsor Star)
- Phoenix Preps for April Bike-Share Launch (Cronkite News)
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