- Per-Capita Driving Lower Than During "Pit of the Recession" Across the U.S. (Frontier Group)
- Portland Mayor Pushes Tolls at Earl Blumenauer's Transpo Forum (Oregonian)
- Leaving NYC and SF to Cure Homebuyer Sticker Shock in Oklahoma City (NYT)
- Town Center Developments Urbanize Boston Suburbs (Globe)
- Chicago-to-Iowa City Rail Link Inches Closer to Reality (Quad City Times)
- Georgia Working on "Plan B" Transpo Plan in Wake of T-SPLOST Defeat (AJC)
- Tampa Area Clumsily Moving Toward Regional Transit Unity (Times)
- Five New Silver Line Stations Saw 220,000 Riders on Opening Weekend (Mass Transit)
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