- Looks Like Senate Will Be Working for the Weekend on Transpo Bill (Roll Call)
- House, Senate Republicans Headed for Showdown (The Hill)
- Anthony Foxx Sits Down with Politico
- Foxx Particularly Bullish on Southeast Rail (Fast Lane)
- Streetsblog's Ben Fried on Why We Should Knock Down Urban Highways (Politico)
- Study: Transit Access Not a Primary Factor in Gentrification (CityLab)
- St. Louis Looks for Ways to Fund Transit Expansion (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- How Houston Will Revamp Its Entire Bus System Over One Night (Next City)
- What Do Uber and Driverless Cars Mean for the Environment? (HuffPo)
- Honolulu's TOD Will Increase Parks and Plazas by 660 Percent (Pacific Biz Journal)
- Atlanta Gets a New Top Planner (Creative Loafing)
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