- New York Times: Could Our Transit Get Any Worse?
- Driving Is on the Rise Again in America (The Hill)
- Walkability's the Next Frontier for The West (CityLab)
- Getting Kids to School Becomes Gray Market for Uber, Lyft (Governing)
- Long-Delayed, Over-Budget Silver Spring Transit Center Poised for 9/20 Opening (WaPo)
- Philly Merges Cycling and Transit (Next City)
- Dallas Debates Where to Put Next Downtown Rail Line (NBC DFW)
- Connecticut Launches GPS-Based Bus Tracking System (Gov Tech)
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