- MARTA's Wish List in Atlanta Includes Rail Along Belt Line (AJC)
- Minneapolis Light Rail in Limbo as Lawmakers Negotiate (MPR)
- Questions Remain a Year After Philly's Fatal Amtrak Derailment (NPR)
- Will Congress Have to Step in to Clarify Amtrak's Regulatory Authority? (Bloomberg BNA)
- Boston's Development Boom Spills Beyond Downtown (Globe)
- In Houston, There's Not Enough Walkable Urbanism For Everyone Who Wants It (Chron)
- San Mateo Launches Off Bike-Share on Bike to Work Day (KQED)
- Seattle Tops Zillow's List of Bike-Friendliest Cities (KIRO)
- Portland's Boom of Protected Bike Lanes (Bike Portland)
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