- DOT to Unveil $478B Transpo Funding Proposal Today (Detroit News)
- "CTFastrak" Bus Makes First Run in Hartford (AP, Fast Lane)
- In Cities, Transit Entrepreneurs Are Jumping Ahead of the Government (National Journal)
- Georgia House Passes Bill to Spur Development Around Atlanta Beltline (AJC)
- Seattle Times: Ed Murray Shaping Up to Be "The Bike Mayor"
- Portland's Orange Line Under Budget, On Time to Open in September (KPTV)
- In Cincinnati, a Threat to Ramp Up Streetcar Costs (Cincinnati.com)
- Philly Could Look to Boston as Model for Beefing Up Commuter Rail (Next City)
- How an Ohio Town Pulled Off a Bikeable Highway in the Burbs (GGW)
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