- U.S. DOT's New Rule for Measuring Traffic Still Needs Some Work (The Hill)
- Metro Project Through Beverly Hills Can Continue With Judge's Ruling (LA Times)
- Cities Move to Subsidize Uber, Lyft Rides (Bloomberg)
- As American Cities Cut Back Late-Night Subway Service, London Adds It (Slate)
- Busmaker Lawsuit Against Foxx Heads to Mediation (Charlotte Observer)
- How the Twin Cities Light Rail Will Connect People to Jobs (MinnPost)
- Charlotte's Light Rail Construction Experience Could Be Instructive for Purple Line (WaPo)
- If China Can Build Infrastructure, Why Can't We? (Governing)
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