- House Lays Out Six-Year Transpo Bill, But Where's the Money Coming From? (WaPo, The Hill)
- Chinese Firms Vie to Build California's High-Speed Rail (Reuters)
- What Federal Oversight Will Mean for D.C. Metro (WaPo)
- NY Times, Chicago Trib Urge Congress to Stop the Train on Safety Tech Deadline
- Boston Transit Considers Parking Fees, Real Estate Development to Shrink Deficit (Mass Live)
- Imagining a "Cycle Utopia" (CityLab)
- How Sound Transit's Longtime CEO Saved Light Rail in Seattle (Crosscut)
- Cleveland Could See 40-Block Bike Path (Next City)
- Final Weld Complete for Cincinnati's Streetcar (Cincinnati Enquirer)
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