- Real Estate Deals Need to Accelerate for California High-Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
- Grand Rapids Launches $40M BRT (M Live)
- Brokering Peace Between Cyclists and Drivers Involves John Kerry on a Pink Bike (Boston Globe)
- Feds Give OK to Start Designing Minneapolis's Fourth Light Rail (KSTP)
- Seven U.S. Bike Projects Built on Existing Footprints (Next City)
- In Connecticut, Downtowns Get Lively, BRT Takes Shape (Hartford Courant, West Hartford News)
- Florida's Coastal Link Rail Would Run from West Palm Beach to Miami (Sun Sentinel)
- The Difference Between “Walkability” and “Ability to Walk” (Colorado Springs Independent)
- Houston Chron: Don’t Rule Out Rail for the Future
- In Tampa, Study Emphasizes Buses Before Rail, Bike-Share to Start Next Month (Tampa Bay Times)
- Baton Rouge Bike Group Takes Up Complete Streets Cause (Times-Picayune)
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Today’s Headlines
By Katie Pearce
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