- How Planning Director Harriet Tregoning Transformed D.C.(WaPo)
- Honolulu Rail Project Advances Despite Unresolved Court Case (AP)
- Biden, Foxx Talk Infrastructure Investment in Philly Today (AP)
- Pedestrian Fatalities Mount As San Francisco Pitches Safe Streets (SQED)
- Global Campaign Calls for Sustainable Transpo (GreenBiz)
- In Northern Plains, It's Amtrak vs. Big Oil (OPB)
- Report Finds "Transit Deserts" in Chicago's System (Chicago Trib)
- Universities Can Serve as Models for Transpo Innovation (NRDC Switchboard)
- Details Available on Oklahoma-to-South Texas Rail (Dallas News)
- Minneapolis Locals Love Pop-Up Bike Lane (Treehugger)
- How Long Commutes Threaten Civic Engagement (Planetizen)
- Biking in Houston: Still Intimidating (Houston Press)
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