- NJ Transportation Commissioner: Road Expansion Days Are Over (NJ.com)
- Work to Begin on Unifying House and Senate Transportation Bills (The Hill)
- Highway Trust Fund Reached Lowest Levels in Decades in July (Today in Energy)
- Michigan Gov Signs Gas Tax Hike, General Fund Transfer for Roads/Transit (Planetizen)
- Boston Millennials Care More About Transit Than Parking (Boston Magazine)
- Rochester Trying to Kickstart Its First Parklet
- Study: People in Sun Belt Cities More Likely to Use Bike-Share for Recreation (Rice.edu)
- Grist: How to Sell the Gas Tax to People Who Hate Taxes and Love Driving
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