- Lawsuit Filed Against MD's Purple Line, But Town of Chevy Chase Holds Back (Bethesda Now, WaPo)
- Texas High-Speed Rail Plans Get More Ambitious (Star-Telegram)
- Can Math Solve Bike-share's Rebalancing Problem? (City Lab)
- Honolulu Anticipates Development Boom with New Rail (Hawaii News Now)
- FTA Gives New Guidance on Joint Development Projects (Progressive Railroading)
- Denver Serves as "Smart City" Model (Pop City)
- How Street Connectivity Affects Pedestrian Volumes (Next City)
- Portland Bike Group Revives Plan for Protected Bike Lanes Downtown (Bike Portland)
- Can the Memphis Airport Become an Urban Center? (City Lab)
- Cleveland Gets New Red Line Station (Plain Dealer)
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