- How Equity Can Factor Into Downtown Revitalization (Next City)
- Seattle's the First U.S. City to Let Uber, Lyft Drivers Unionize (Seattle Times)
- In The Hill, Former Transpo Secretaries Praise Bipartisan Bill
- Connecticut Plays Key Role in Amtrak's Scheme to Modernize (Hartford Courant)
- Downtown Chicago Gets Its First BRT Corridor Next Week (Streetsblog Chicago)
- U.S. Sees Mixed Results With Stimulus-Fueled Streetcar Projects (Bloomberg)
- Why Urbanists Should Feel Good About Houston's New Mayor (Next City)
- The New DC Metro Chief's Plans for Fixing a Troubled System (WaPo)
- What a City's Skyline Says About Its Energy Efficiency (MIT Tech Review)
- San Diego Trib: Transit-Centric Growth Critical for Climate Plan
- How Smart City Tech Could Combat Traffic Collisions (Tech Crunch)
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