- L.A. Gets Ready to Pursue $1.1B Federal Grant for Subway Extension (Progressive Railroading)
- D.C. Metro CEO to Step Down in January (WaPo)
- GAO: More Transparency Needed With TIGER Grants (Transpo Topics)
- After Spike in Transit Worker Fatalities, NTSB Offers Recommendations (Roll Call)
- How Should Atlanta's Beltline Project Grapple With Equity? (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- Boosting Pennsylvania's Train Ridership No Easy Challenge (Pop City)
- As NJ's Transpo Funds Run Dry, Should Gas Tax Hike Be on the Table? (NorthJersey.com, Philly.com)
- In Twin Cities, New Transpo Funding Method Aims to Reduce Racial Inequality (Next City)
- Are Uber and Lyft Good for Sustainability? (Mobility Lab)
- Panel Urges Tampa Leaders to Continue Transit Push (Tampa Bay Biz Journal)
- Does the 3-Foot Rule for Bikes Actually Work? (Outside)
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