- Miami Considering Tapping Highway Funds for Transit (Miami Today)
- Governing Magazine on Anthony Foxx's Goals for Final Year as Transportation Secretary
- Transit in Baltimore "Slowly Ramping Up" After Blizzard (Business Journal)
- Phoenix City Council Approves Light Rail Extension Plans (Downtown Devil)
- Davis Aims for "Diamond-Level" Bike-Friendly City Status (Davis Enterprise)
- Riders to Get a Chance to Sound Off About Boston MBTA's Fare Hikes (Mass Transit)
- Drunk Driver Hits 4 Pedestrians in Downtown Seattle (Q13Fox)
- Seriously: AECOM to Construct Test Hyperloop Tracks (The Verge)
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