- Gallup: Boston, San Fran, Chicago Lead Nation in "Active Living" (Chicago Trib)
- ITDP Sprawl Is Outpacing Transit, and It's Terrible for the Climate (AFP)
- What's at Stake for Rail in This Year's Elections? (Progressive Railroading)
- Envisioning a Multi-County Transit System for NE Ohio (Plain Dealer)
- Troubled NJ Transit Faces Prospect of Legislative Inquiry (Bloomberg)
- Feds to Support TOD Along Silicon Valley Rail Extension (SV Biz Journal)
- L.A. Mayor Has a Lot Riding on Measure M (L.A. Weekly)
- Pricey Virtual Inspections Could Be Solution for DC Metro (WaPo)
- Miami Preps Tech for Driverless Vehicles (Gov Tech)
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