- Hoboken Train Crash Highlights Absence of Life-Saving Safety Tech (The Hill)
- Chris Christie Has Let NJ Transit Go to Seed (NYT)
- Parking Policy People Are Excited About the White House's Housing Announcement (Next City)
- Foxx Hypes the "Smart City" (Fed Scoop)
- Charleston Voters to Decide on $600M for Transit (Post & Courier)
- Chicago Moves Forward on Red Line Extension (Chicago Trib)
- Will Powerful Backers Be the Trick for Boston's North-South Rail Link? (Boston Mag)
- Three City Bike Orgs That Are Shaking Things Up (Momentum Mag)
- Uber and Lyft Illegal Again in Philly (Plan Philly)
- When "Within Walking Distance" Doesn't Mean "Walkable" (GGW)
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