- Three New Visions for the Northeast Rail Corridor (Philly Inquirer, CT Post)
- Safety Groups Push for Changes to Transpo Bill (The Hill)
- "All Aboard Florida" Rebranded With New Name, Look (Sun Sentinel)
- World's Fastest Train Could Connect DC and Baltimore -- Or Is That Just Hype? (Bloomberg, DC Inno)
- British Study Examines Why People Live Where They Do (CityLab)
- Atlanta's New Chief Bike Officer Gets Started With Her Mission (AJC)
- Lyft Makes Friends With Transit Agencies (Next City)
- New Report Card Gives Greater Baltimore a "D" for Transportation (Baltimore Biz Journal)
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