- Will Metro Woes Affect Maryland's Purple Line Plans? (WTOP, Bethesda Mag)
- Under Budget Pressure, Honolulu Rail Could Scale Back Five Miles (Civil Beat)
- Kalamazoo Crash Underscores Urgent Need for Safer Streets (HuffPo)
- NRDC Checks in From the Live.Ride.Share Conference
- How Badly Can Car Congestion Damage Miami? (GovTech)
- Atlanta Has Two Weeks to Address Streetcar Problems (AJC)
- Two Light Rail Routes Now Under Study for Norfolk (Pilot)
- Why Is Bike Advocacy So White in Portland? (Bike Portland)
- Fayetteville Among Six Cities Chosen for Tactical Urbanism Project (Flyer)
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