- In California, Plummeting Gas Tax Revenue Hurts Transit Projects (LA Times)
- Plans Speeding Up for Houston-Dallas High-Speed Rail (Houston Chron)
- How Will We Wade Through the Politics of Driverless Cars? (Boston Globe)
- What's Behind Maryland Gov. Hogan's Pursuit of Maglev Rail? (WaPo)
- BRT Could Be the Best Solution for Charleston's Gridlock (Post and Courier)
- New NACTO Guide Sees Protected Bike Lanes as Ideal Complement to Transit (Green Lane Project)
- Chicago Transit to Spend Up to $40M on Electric Buses (Chicago Trib)
- Survey Shows Bike Commuting's on the Rise in Pittsburgh (PGH City Paper)
- American-Style Suburbs Are Booming in China (The Big Think)
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