- Feds Ease Highway Standards, Increase Local Control for Slower Roads (Houston Chronicle)
- Barbara Boxer: No Positive Train Control Without a Highway Bill (The Hill)
- Twin Cities Considers Discount Transit Fares for Low-Income Residents (Star-Trib)
- Augusta, GA, Looks to Add Transit Service and Better Bus Stops (WAGT)
- Study: Millennials May Leave the Bay Area Due to Housing Costs (Urban Land Institute)
- Alcoa Makes a Path for Its Davenport Plant Employees to Bike to Work (Quad City Biz Journal)
- Bike Infrastructure Is an Election Issue in Delaware County (Delco Times)
- Video: China's Insane Traffic Jams (Gizmodo)
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