- In the Fight for Income Equality, Transportation Doesn't Get Enough Attention (The Hill)
- Study: U.S. Sprawl Has Been Declining Since 1994 (City Lab)
- Salt Lake City Sees Distinct Pockets of High Transit Ridership (Salt Lake Trib)
- Thursday Is APTA's "Dump the Pump" Day
- Public Weighs in on Detroit-Grand Rapids Rail (Fox17)
- Belmont, NC, Nonprofit Works to Bring Back Streetcar (TWC News)
- Jersey Shore Express Trains Start Sunday (NJ.com)
- Boulder to Reduce Car Lanes, Widen Bike Lanes on Three Major Streets (KDVR)
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