- Senate Dems Challenge Republicans to Pass a Long-Term Transpo Bill in Next 45 Days (The Hill)
- Another Devolution Bill From Sen. Mike Lee (RT)
- From the Senate to Gus' Bike Shop: Scott Brown's Big Promotion (Seacoast Online)
- Peter Rogoff Calls NY-NJ Gateway Tunnel "The Most Important Rail Project" in the U.S. (Spotlight)
- Rather Than Invest in Transit, New Jersey Raises Fares, Cuts Service (TSTC)
- Free-Market MacIver Institute Studies the Implications of Wisconsin's Transportation Debt Plan
- Utah Transit Agency Is Sinking In Public Esteem (Tribune)
- Dublin to Ban Cars in Key Parts of City Center, Invest in Light Rail (CityLab)
- Mexico City Tries to Unsnarl Traffic With Data (Next City)
- What's Going to Kill You This Summer? (Or: Stop Worrying About Shark Attacks) (WaPo)
- Don't Like Gentrification? Do You Prefer Disinvestment? (WaPo)
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