- Three Scenarios for the Future of Northeast Rail (WaPo)
- Why Isn't Congress Fully Funding the Life-Saving PTC Technology? (Atlantic)
- Baltimore Loans Amazon $100M to Fill in Transportation Gaps (Next City)
- High Costs Aren't the Only Reason People Move Out of Cities (GGW)
- How Orlando Failed to Snag Funds for Complete Streets (Center for American Progress)
- Ride-Sharing Apps See Big Boom in Latin America (LA Times)
- Weighing Savings vs. Service Cuts for Boston's T (Boston Globe)
- Eight Cities' Successes With Safer Biking Designs (Bicycling)
- Costs Go Down by Half for Building Minneapolis High-Speed Rail (MPR News)
- Nashville Brings in New Transportation, Sustainability Leaders (Nashville Post)
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