- Offshore Tax Reform Complicates Transpo Funding Deal (The Hill)
- Portland Debuts New Light Rail Line and New Car-Free Bridge (Portland Trib, CityLab)
- Acting Rail Chief Feinberg Gets Confirmation Hearing This Week (The Hill)
- Apple Shuts Down HopStop Transit App (Fortune)
- Light Rail's on the Rise in the Sun Belt (Houston Chron)
- Ray LaHood's Son Heads to Congress (Chicago Trib)
- Alabama House Might Pass Gas Tax Hike Before Congress (AP)
- Utah Rep Rides the Rails to Stump for Long-Term Tranpo Funding (Denver Post)
- Cincinnati Bike-Share Celebrates First Anniversary (Cincinnati Enquirer)
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