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    • Baltimore Leaders Seek to Reverse Governor's Red Line Decision (Baltimore Sun)
    • Brookings: It's Time for a National Conversation on High-Speed Rail
    • Six States Set to Raise Their Gas Taxes July 1 (The Hill)
    • How Can Smart Growth Become More "Lovable"? (HuffPo)
    • In Minneapolis: Light Rail Faces New Hurdles; More Bike Lanes Planned (Star Trib, F&C)
    • Transit Support High in Houston, Even If Ridership Isn't (Houston Chron)
    • Would It Be a Good Idea to Privatize the DC Metro? (WaPo)
    • Boston Olympics Advocates Push for More Public Spending on T (WBUR)
    • Streetcar Could Be Revived in Downtown El Paso (El Paso Inc)
    • A Device to Give the 3-Foot Passing Law Some Teeth (CityLab)

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