- Boston Opens First New T Station in 26 Years (Boston Herald)
- In Minneapolis, City Council Signs Off on Light Rail (StarTrib, Finance & Commerce)
- Las Vegas Rail Plans Have Been Through Fits and Starts (Review Journal)
- MD's Purple Line Moves to Engineering as Opponents Sue Over "Tiny Species" (Progressive RR, WaPo)
- L.A.'s Infrastructure Reaches Breaking Point (NYT)
- Richmond Looks to Northern Virginia for BRT Vision (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Feds Could Fund Rail for Columbus, Ohio (Columbus Dispatch)
- California High-Speed Rail Has Implications We Can't Predict (Atlantic)
- "Pedestrian Error" Doesn't Tell the Full Story in Baltimore County (Next City)
- Where Are the Biggest Bike-share Stations in the U.S.? (GGW)
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