- How Tampa's $6B Highway Expansion Will Burden People of Color (Tampa Bay Times)
- Who's Going to Win the Smart City Challenge? (CS Monitor, Route 50)
- VW's Hardly the Only Carmaker Flouting Pollution Limits (NYT)
- Foxx Visits Montgomery, AL, Tomorrow for Bus Boycott Symposium (Alabama News)
- New DC Metro Official Vows to Fix "Gaping Holes" in Safety (WaPo)
- Alternatives Proposed as Costs Mount for Honolulu Rail (Honolulu Biz Journal)
- Study Highlights Houston's Transit Challenges (Houston Chron)
- National Review: A Transit Lesson for Conservatives
- Will the "We Love Our Cars" Campaign Threaten Seattle Light Rail? (Next City)
- Freeway Teardown a Possibility for Downtown Dallas (Dallas News)
- Fairfax, VA, Residents Challenge Plans for Higher Density (WaPo)
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