- U.S. DOT's Smart City Challenge Wraps Up (WaPo, Austin Chron)
- Tampa Abandons Latest Transpo Tax Plan (Tampa Bay Times)
- Atlanta Kicks Off Bike-Share With Downtown Ride (AJC)
- Young Affluent People Are Moving to Urban Cores, and Not Just on the Coasts (WSJ)
- Rival Plans Emerge to Expand Kansas City Transit (KC Star)
- Grants Boost TOD Across Connecticut (CT Post)
- Clevelanders Prep for Life After Transit Cuts (Plain Dealer)
- Milwaukee BRT Plan Skirts the Usual Fervent Transit Opposition (Milwaukee Biz Journal)
- LA Times Op-Ed: Let's Try Walking as a First-Mile, Last-Mile Solution
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