- Foxx Tells States Their Transpo Funding Is Safe (The Hill)
- Congress Heads to Vacation After "Groundhog Day" for Transpo (NRDC Switchboard)
- Light Rail Goes on November Ballot in Austin (Austin-American Statesman)
- ... But the Road/Railway "Bundling" Method Has Seen Mixed Results (Next City)
- Chicago's Red, Purple Lines Get $35M for Upgrades (Streetsblog Chicago)
- Murphy, Fitzpatrick Plan Legislation to Fund Passenger Rail Improvements (WHSU)
- How Parking Policy Affects the Price of City Living (CityLab)
- Will Lyft's Carpooling Service Make Buses Obsolete? (Vox)
- For New Bike Expressway, Cleveland Looks to Old Streetcar Tracks (Plain Dealer)
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