- How the DC Metro Ended Up in Dire Straits Despite Decades of Warnings (WaPo)
- Wall Street Journal Reports on the Future of Cities
- How to Put "Bike Equity" Into Practice (Next City)
- Chinese Electric Auto Maker Ventures Into U.S. With Buses (AP)
- Boston Ranks Third in New Tool Ranking Transit-Friendly Cities (Boston Globe)
- Why Will It Takes 25 Years for Seattle to Finish Light Rail? (Seattle Times)
- Kansas City Preps for Streetcar Grand Opening (KC Star)
- Will Miami's Plan for More Transit Lines Come to Fruition? (Curbed Miami)
- A Look at Milwaukee's Failed Downtown Transit Center (Journal-Sentinel)
- In Planning Light Rail, Hampton Roads Looks to Other Cities' Successes (Pilot)
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