- Ray LaHood Pessimistic on Transpo Bill Prospects (Fleet Owner)
- Transit Agencies Won't Get Blindsided By GOP Attacks This Time Around (Roll Call)
- Disagreement Over Bikes Brings Missouri Transpo Bill Debate to a Halt (WDG, MoBikeFed)
- Philly Transit Contract Talks Apparently at an Impasse (CBS Philly)
- Ohio Becoming Friendlier to Bikes (WKBN)
- DC Cyclists Get a New Villain (WashCycle)
- The Fantasy T Map That Cures Boston's Transit Headaches (Globe)
- RPUS Argues Against Deregulating Ride-Sharing and App-Based Taxi Services
- When Walking Was a Spectator Sport (Grist)
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