- Today's the Start of Infrastructure Week and Bike to Work Week (Chicago Trib, Bike League)
- The Hill Highlights Infrastructure Emergencies and the Politics Holding Up Fixes
- DC Metro to Suspend Late-Night Weekend Service (WTOP)
- LA Times: How L.A. Can Improve Its Return on Huge Transit Investment?
- Downtown Buffalo Shifts Away From the Car (Buffalo News)
- Virginia Beach to Vote on Light Rail This Fall (Pilot)
- In Both Rural and Urban Poverty, Isolation Plays a Big Role (Detroit Free Press)
- MARTA Ranks Among Nation's Least Affordable Transit Systems (AJC)
- Tampa Transit Activists Have a Plan B for Ballot Measure (Tampa Bay Times)
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