- Transit-Oriented Development Planning Grants Awarded to 21 Communities (Transportation.gov)
- Ferguson Commission Report Recommends Better Transit, Among Other Interventions (Reuters)
- Can Signs Advertising Nearby Destinations Encourage Walking? (Livability.com)
- Seattle Transit Riders Union Pushing for Business Subsidies for Bus Service (NextCity)
- Uber Could Be the First to Test Completely Driverless Cars in Public (IEEE Spectrum)
- Suburban Twin Cities Resident Lashes Out at "Smug Urbanists" (Star Tribune)
- American Society of Civil Engineers Spokesperson Says Ohio Needs a Higher Gas Tax (Plain Dealer)
- Louisiana Paper Summarizes Randall O'Toole, Charles Marohn Debate (The Advertiser)
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