- In Atlanta, Transit Expansion Bill Faces Tough Climb (AJC)
- New Documents Offer Little Clarity on Philly Amtrak Crash (Atlantic)
- Seattle Weighs the Future of Struggling Bike-Share (KUOW)
- Honolulu Mayor Signs Onto Tax for Rail (Honolulu Civil Beat)
- GGW: Baltimore's Real Problem Is Sprawl
- More Density Doesn't Have to Mean More Height: Examples from Vancouver, Seattle (Governing)
- How "Buy America" Backfires for Cities Buying Buses (Post and Courier)
- Developer Banks on Housing Along Florida's SunRail (Orlando Sentinel)
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