- Because of Federal Funding Uncertainty, Tennessee Pulls Plug on Road Projects... (Times News)
- ... While Vermont Cuts Spending... (AP)
- ... And North Carolina Looks for Corporate Sponsors (AP)
- Car2Go Acquires Multi-Modal Transpo App RideScout (CleanTechnica)
- California Explores Taxing Miles Driven, Runs Up Against Predictable Opposition (U-T San Diego)
- Schumer, Blumenthal to Introduce Rail Safety Legislation (News 10)
- Why Don't Taxis Follow Uber and Lyft's Lead and Taxi-Share? (Salon)
- Milwaukee Developers Lure Tenants With Streetcar (Journal-Sentinel)
- Rust Belt Cities Struggle to Repurpose Old Train Terminals (Belt)
- Infographic Explains China's Carbon-Pricing Plan to Reduce GHGs 45 Percent (MoJo)
- Playable Urbanism: Not Just for Children (Guardian)
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