- What Will the Next President Do for Transit? (Next City)
- The Atlantic Looks at the Toll of Commuting to Better Schools in Detroit
- Seattle Sees Biggest Rise in Bus Ridership of Any U.S. City (Seattle Times)
- Surveillance of NJ Transit Raises Privacy Concerns (NJ.com)
- Kansas City Plans Development Around BRT, With Help From Feds (Next City)
- D.C. Circulator Problems Started With Hiring Private Firm, Union Says (WAMU)
- Maryland Lawmakers Override Hogan's Veto on Transportation Scoring Bill (Star Democrat)
- Once Ranked Worst for Walking, Oklahoma City Makes Progress (HuffPo)
- Atlanta to Roll Out Demo Bike-Share This Summer (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
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