- Amtrak, Safety Officials to Testify on Philadelphia Crash (AP)
- Oregon Tests Out Taxing Drivers by the Mile (The Hill)
- Sacramento to Vote Yea or Nay on Streetcar This Week (CBS Sacramento)
- L.A.-Area Coalition Fights Against New Highway Tunnel (Next City)
- Pittsburgh Debuts Bike-Share, While Louisville Program Sees Delays (Post-Gazette, Broken Sidewalk)
- San Francisco Officials Pledge to Ride Transit for the Next 22 Days (KRON4)
- Connecticut Slowly Warms to Bike Commuting (WNPR)
- Could Syracuse Bring an Old Rail Service Back From the Dead? (Syracuse.com)
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