- Early Numbers Look Promising for CTFastrak (Hartford Courant)
- San Antonio's Bike-Share at Risk Without Big Sponsor (Next City)
- Southerners Spend the Most on Gas Thanks to Lack of Transit (CNBC)
- Shuster Talks Clinton Nomination, Transpo Funding (The Hill)
- Dallas Debuts Downtown Streetcar (Dallas Morning News)
- New Metro Cars Start Rolling Today on DC's Blue Line (AP)
- Gas Tax Hike on the Table for Illinois, Headed for Final Vote in Nebraska (The Hill, AP)
- Ambitious TOD Plan for DC's Union Station (NYT)
- A Vision for the Hoosier State Line as a Self-Supporting Enterprise (JC Online)
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