- U.S. DOT Makes $266 Million in Bus Funding Available (Mass Transit Magazine)
- Senators: D.C. Metro Needs $150 Million to Deal With Safety Issues (Roll Call)
- U.S. Conference of Mayors Commends Anthony Foxx's New Focus on Opportunity (eurweb)
- Orange County Streetcar Moving Closer to Design and Construction (Mass Transit Magazine)
- Suburban Detroiters Resist BRT Plans (The Oakland Press)
- Smart Growth Advocate to Run Against Detroit Suburbs' "Sprawl King" (The Oakland Press)
- SFGate: Sometimes Bikes Slow Down Cars and That's Okay
- A Pregnant Woman Explains Why She's Still Pedaling (Momentum)
- Miami-Dade's $115M Plan to Modernize Transit Has Turned Into a Bus-vs-Rail Fight (Miami Herald)
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