- Inside California Gov. Jerry Brown's Idea to Fund HSR With Cap and Trade (WSJ)
- Northern Virginia Weighs Roads Against Transit in Funding Decisions (WTOP)
- Texas Has Nation's Biggest Road Repair Deficit (Bloomberg)
- Baton Rouge Reconsidering Its New Bus Hubs (KC Star)
- With Gabe Klein Moving to Transit Screen, Is Public Transit-Tracking Superceding Mobile? (WaPo)
- Arkansas Transpo Director Pulled Over for Driving 21 Miles Over the Speed Limit But Not Cited (KY3)
- BART's Expensive Airport Extension Has Been a Huge Flop (SF Weekly)
- London Agency Warns of Future Congestion, Won't Recommend Increasing Road Charge (Guardian)
- Barriers to the Great Mobile Leap in Transportation (Atlantic Cities)
- Is This Crazy Pod the Future of Bicycling? (Upstart Biz Journal)
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