- In His Last Few Weeks, Boehner Will Grapple With Transportation Bill (WaPo)
- GOP Lawmakers Look at String of Tax Cuts to Fund Transpo (The Hill)
- Next City Welcomed "the First Urbanist Pope" to Philly
- San Diego Thinks Big on Transportation Future (SD Union-Trib)
- Feds Sign Off on $93M for SunRail Expansion in Florida (WMFE)
- How Many Will Ride Maryland's Purple Line? (WaPo)
- Miami Business Leaders Push for Transit Improvements (Miami Herald)
- Measuring Transit Inequality in New Haven (Yale Daily News)
- Cash-Strapped Transit Agency Leaves North Texans Waiting for Rides (Dallas Morning News)
- What Cedar Rapids Can Teach Des Moines About Bike Planning (Des Moines Register)
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