- Hartford BRT Debuts in Connecticut (Hartford Courant)
- Foxx, Shuster Work Together on Transpo Funding Quagmire (The Hill)
- DC Mayor Sticks With Streetcar, But There's a Lot of Work Ahead (WaPo)
- St. Paul Lays Out Ambitious Plans for Biking (MPR News)
- Nashville's Mayoral Hopefuls Take on Transit After Death of BRT (Tennessean)
- Boston's Bike Director Departs for Seattle (Boston Globe)
- Virginia Makes Transpo Spending More Practical, Less Political (GGW)
- Bill From Kentucky Rep Would Defund Transit, Bike Lanes, Sidewalks (WCPO)
- Pinellas County, Florida, Misses Out on Bus Funding (Tampa Bay Times)
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