- Many House Transportation Committee Leaders Face Tough Reelection Campaigns (Politico)
- Lone Star Rail Proposal Linking Austin and San Antonio Killed by Regional Planners (Austin Monitor)
- NACTO's Global Street Design Guide is Live (NextCity)
- Seattle Times Endorses $54 Billion Light Rail Measure
- Austin Opens "Dynamically Tolled" Highway Lane (Community Impact)
- Montgomery County, Maryland, Opens Second Protected Bike Lane (GGW)
- Plan Would Rezone Two-Thirds of Portland Neighborhoods for More Density (Portland Tribune)
- After $74 Million Widening, Seattle Street Just Two Seconds Faster for Drivers (Geekwire)
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