- House Looks at Six-Year Transpo Bill, as Blumenauer Pushes for Gas Tax Hike (The Hill)
- For Paul Ryan, Transpo Bill Could Make for Bumpy First Week as Speaker (NYT)
- Equity Issues Came to the Forefront at This Year's "Rail~Volution" (NRDC Switchboard)
- WaPo: Can Metro's New GM Fix an Ailing System?
- BRT Poised to Change the Transit Picture in Birmingham (AL.com)
- Is Bike-Share Just for Rich People? (CityLab)
- StarTrib: For Twin Cities, the Cost of Doing Nothing Is Greater Than the Cost of Building Transit
- "Beyond Traffic" Forums, Looking 30 Years Ahead, Wrap Up in Denver (Fed News Radio, TI News)
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