- MARTA Expansion Will Go to Atlanta Voters (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- Seattle Transit Expansion Plans Have People Asking "Why So Long?" (KOMO News)
- DC Metro Turns 40 at a Tumultuous Time (WTOP)
- Dallas Bus Service Overhaul Takes Different Approach Than Houston (AP)
- NJ Transit Faces $57M Budget Gap (NorthJersey.com)
- Study: Chicago Has an Apartment Parking Glut (Chicago Trib)
- Boise's New Thinking on Transportation (Idaho Statesman)
- Campuses Could Be Ideal Testing Grounds for Driverless Cars (CityLab)
- A Ride-Hailing App Just for Women? (Mass Live)
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