- Foxx and Entourage Soak Up Danish Cycling Culture as Part of Smart City Tour (Statesman, CPH Post)
- Feds Outline New Rules for States to Measure Congestion (The Hill)
- Conservative Group Spends Big to Boost Shuster in Tough Primary (The Hill, Politico)
- Senate Panel to Take Up 2017 Transpo Spending (Transport Topics)
- Grist: What Hillary and Bernie's Subway Adventures Really Showed Us
- Next City: Transparency Can Be Uber's Olive Branch to Cities
- Midwestern College Students, Staff Show Interest in Passenger Rail (Progressive Railroading)
- Cycling Scene Grows in Chattanooga (Times Free-Press)
- Beverly Hills Wants to Get in on Driverless Cars (The Verge)
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