- Deferred Infrastructure Maintenance a Top Concern for Municipal Bond Analysts (Government Executive)
- Brookings Explains How States Have Been Filling Transportation Funding Gaps Despite Federal Inaction
- One of the Biggest Obstacles to Americans' Retirement Is Spending Too Much on Cars (Globe and Mail)
- TRB Report: Land Use Impacts of Transit 4 Times More Important for Climate Than Actual Transit Trips
- NYT Room for Debate Looks at the Pros and Cons of P3 Infrastructure Projects
- Bypass of a Town of 20,000 Is Ohio DOT's Most Expensive Project Ever (Cleveland.com)
- Vox: U.S. Subway Systems Need Open Gangways
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