- Charging the Right Price for Parking Can Bring Big Benefits (Atlantic Cities)
- Nashville Mayor Considers Watering Down BRT Project (Nashville Scene)
- Why Is DC's Bike-share Thriving as NYC's Struggles Financially? (WaPo)
- Maybe the New Orleans-Baton Rouge Train Doesn't Need to be High-Speed (Progressive Railroading)
- Idea for Chicago Transit Superagency Faces Obstacles (Chicago Trib)
- WaPo: D.C. Metro Needs to Take Federal Sanction Seriously
- AARP Endorses Safe Streets Act
- How Did Miami's Vintage Trolleys Lead to a Civil Rights Complaint? (WLRN)
- Pittsburgh Aims for First Protected Bike Lane Downtown (Post-Gazette)
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