- NRDC on Why U.S. DOT Should Require States to Measure Carbon Emissions From Transportation
- Louisiana Congressman Blames Buses for Baton Rouge's Traffic Problems (Mass Transit)
- Anthony Foxx Finishes His Tour of the Netherlands (Mass Transit)
- Does Transit Always Increase Land Value? (CityLab)
- Sacramento Streetcar Proponents Are Back With a Pricier Plan (Sacramento Bee)
- Elementary School Students in Tulsa Help Test Pop-Up Bike Lanes (Tulsa World)
- D.C. Metrobus Drivers Rack Up Traffic Camera Violations (WaPo)
- Tampa Approves "Mobility Fee" for Developments to Fund Transportation (TB Times)
- Upgraded Pedestrian Plazas Open in Raleigh (News Observer)
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