- Diane Rehm Show Examines the Urban Shift Against Car-Based Planning
- Transit Champion Robert Kiley Dies at 80 (WaPo)
- Cities Catch on to the High Cost of Free Parking (Governing)
- Despite Bipartisan Backing, Twin Cities Orange Line Needs Cash (StarTrib)
- Denver Tries Out Free Lyft Rides to Light Rail (Denver Biz Journal)
- St. Louis Parking Funds Go Toward Transit Expansion Study (STL Today)
- A Visualization of Bike-Share Traffic in Three Major Cities (Vox)
- South Texas Explores Options for Passenger Rail (Austin Biz Journal)
- A Slew of Bike Projects Get Funding in Orange County, California (KPCC)
- Activist Wants to See More Black Cyclists in Atlanta (Bicycling)
- The Right Way to Design a Freeway Underpass (Curbed)
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