- Massachusetts Transpo Secretary to Step Down This Month (AP)
- Public Meetings Begin Soon on Houston-Dallas High-Speed Rail (Dallas News)
- Purple Line Politics Play Into Maryland's Race for Governor (WaPo)
- Missouri Ethics Panel Shoots Down Complaint on Kansas City Streetcar (KC Star)
- There May Still Be Hope for the Federal Employee Mass Transit Benefit (Gov Exec)
- Utah Looks Into Alternatives to Building New Freeway (SL Trib)
- What Old Transit Maps Reveal About a City's Future Direction (CityLab)
- Amtrak CEO: Indiana Needs to Decide What It Wants With Hoosier State Line (Journal & Courier)
- Minnesota Governor Proposes New Gas Tax for Transpo Projects (Roll Call)
- An 8th-Grader Dreams Up Subway Maps for Cities Without Subways (Fast Coexist)
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