- Campaign for Detroit's $4.6 Billion Transit Ballot Measure Begins (Detroit News)
- Many in D.C. Area Remain in Denial as Metro's Big Rebuild Begins (WaPo)
- Meanwhile, Metro Woes Add Fuel to Fire of Purple Line Legal Fight (WaPo)
- Three Converging Threats to Today's Auto Industry (Vox)
- Connecticut Plans Development Around BRT (WNPR)
- GGW: Instead of Buses Flying Over Traffic Jams, Let's Not Have Traffic Jams
- Minneapolis Pursues Complete Streets (StarTrib)
- Will Light Rail Work for Vegas? (Las Vegas Sun)
- Memphis Transit Stuck With Lemon Buses (Commercial Appeal)
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