- Latest Projection: Highway Trust Fund Will Dry Up by Late August (Transport Topics)
- Senators Discuss Six-Month "Patch" (Bloomberg)
- Detroit Streetcar Needs More Money From Feds (Detroit News)
- Union Leader Blasts GOP Plan for Transpo Funding (The Hill)
- Can All Aboard Florida Serve as Blueprint for Private Passenger Rail? (City Lab)
- New Walkability Study Ranks D.C. Area Highest, Orlando Lowest (WaPo, Orlando Sentinel)
- DOT Touts New Twin Cities Light Rail (Fast Lane)
- The Winners and Losers of Brazil's World Cup Transit Projects (Next City)
- RI Public Radio Hosts Conversation on Highway Bill
- Which D.C. Metro Stations Are Actually Walkable? (GGW)
- In Berkeley, Leaders Divided Over Downtown Growth (East Bay Express)
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