- Senate Clears That Three-Month Patch for Transpo (Politico)
- Pelosi: "How Can We Leave Doing That?" (The Hill)
- States Swamp DOT With TIGER Requests (Transport Topics)
- U.S. News & World Report: Private Sector Should Fill the Gap With Transpo Funding
- Sen. Casey Calls for More Federal Rail Inspectors (Observer-Reporter)
- Failing Northeast Rail Corridor Demands Solutions (Route Fifty)
- ... But the Gateway Tunnel Seems to Be "Going Nowhere Fast" (NJ Spotlight)
- L.A.'s Plan to Bring Car-Sharing to Low-Income Neighborhoods (CityLab)
- Boston's New Idea: Park, Then Pedal, to Work (Boston Globe)
- Charlotte, NC Studies Rail, Streetcar Options (WSOC)
- Tampa Could Charge Developers More for Sprawl (Tampa Bay Times)
- APTA's July Report: Average American Can Save Nearly $9,500 a Year Switching to Transit
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