- Hillary Clinton Lays Out $275B Infrastructure Plan (NYT, The Atlantic)
- Meanwhile, Congress Slogs Through Its Legislative Process (National Journal)
- Chuck Schumer Vows to Retain Northeast Transit Funds (WRVO)
- U.S. Traffic Deaths Are on the Rise This Year (Boston.com)
- Gabe Klein on L.A's Transportation Future (Streetsblog LA)
- How Bike-Share Is Changing the Urban Environment (HuffPo)
- WaPo Gives Everything You Need to Know About DC Metro's New Boss
- APTA Poll: 70 Percent of U.S. Wants Increased Federal Funding for Transit (The Hill)
- Governing Looks at North Carolina's Inevitable Urbanization
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