- 300 Lawmakers Call on House Leaders for Long-Term Transpo Solution (Crain's Chicago)
- DC Metro Could See Big Cuts (GGW)
- Boston Transit Chief Defends Agency's Performance During Epic Snow (Boston Globe)
- How Should Cities Regulate Uber and Other Ride-Hailing Services? (Roll Call)
- Eleanor Holmes Norton Wants to Revive, Double the Transit Tax Break (The Hill)
- Foxx, Shuster Host Twitter Town Hall Today: #StuckinTraffic (Transport Topics)
- Streetcar Plans Get Green Light in Milwaukee (Railway Age)
- SunRail Leaders Seek $123M From Feds Today for Expansion (Orlando Sentinel)
- Cities Look for Better Data to Advance Bike/Ped Goals (Next City)
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