- Clinton at Mayors Conference: Cities Are "Where Things Are Getting Done" (Indy Star)
- In San Diego, Sales Tax for Transportation Moves to Ballot (KPBS, SD Reader)
- Anthony Foxx on Why Columbus Won the Smart City Challenge (Forbes)
- The Importance of Getting Light Rail Right in Downtown Dallas (D Mag)
- Houston's $7B Freeway-Widening Plan (Houston Chron)
- Transit Districts Take Root Across Connecticut (Hartford Courant)
- What Southeast Michigan Is Up to With "Smart Roads" (Crain's Detroit)
- Arkansas Leaders Get Firsthand Cycling Inspiration From Denmark (Democrat-Gazette)
- Federal Complaint Alleges Discrimination in Westchester's Transit Fare Hike (LoHud.com)
- Subway Scenes From Across the World (Business Insider)
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