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    • Transpo Bill Caught Up in House Leadership Chaos (WaPo)
    • In Unprecedented Move, Feds Take Over DC Metro Safety (GGW, WaPo)
    • San Diego Passes $204B Long-Term Transport Plan (SD Union-Trib)
    • NJ Transit to Take Lead on Hudson River Tunnel Project Studies (NJ.com)
    • Why Experts Are Watching Houston's New Bus System (PBS News Hour)
    • A Look at the "Go Boston 2030 Plan" (WBUR)
    • Will Louisville's Strategic Plan Focus on Transit-Oriented Development? (WFPL)
    • Southwest Florida Focuses on Walkability (News-Press)
    • White House Honors Champions of Change, Including Memphis' Bike/Ped Chief (Biz Journal)
    • For Seniors, Learning to Ride Transit Amounts to Independence (WaPo)

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