- Texas A&M Releases Urban Mobility Report, Which Promptly Gets Ripped to Shreds (Planetizen, GGW)
- Actually, AP, Americans Wasted Way More Than 2 1/2 Days in the Car Last Year
- Transpo Bill Weakens Truck Safety Measures (Cap Times)
- Phoenix Approves Light Rail Tax Package (T4America, AZ Central, New Times)
- Uncertainty About Boston's Long-Planned Green Line Freaks Out Homeowners (Curbed)
- DC Streetcar (Whenever It Opens) Will Accept Mobile Payment (BizJournal)
- Arlington's Shiny New Transportation Desire: Gondolas (DCist)
- Pinellas County Cuts Routes to Pay For New Buses (Tribune)
- If Transit Is Your Friend, Is Uber Your Enemy? (Gizmodo)
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