- DOT Doles Out $211M to Boost Buses Nationwide (Fast Lane)
- DC Metro Weighs Painful Service Cuts (WaPo)
- The Long and Winding Road That Led to Cincinnati's New Streetcar (Enquirer)
- Hartford's I-84 Could Become Developable Land (CT Mirror)
- The House That's Been Hit By Six Cars in Nine Years (Fast Coexist)
- Could DC-Baltimore High-Speed Rail Happen in Three Years? (AP)
- Group Calls on Detroit Voters to Support Regional Transit Plan (Detroit News)
- What Will the Next Generation of Bike-Share Look Like? (CNN Money)
- By Popular Vote, Amsterdam Names First Bike Mayor (Curbed)
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