- It's a Record-Breaking Year for Transpo Ballot Measures (San Gabriel Valley Trib)
- Twin Cities' Green Line Is Raising Housing Costs for Poor Residents (Pioneer Press)
- Senior NJ Transit Officials Miss Safety Hearing (AP)
- How Will the U.S. Handle Urban Population Growth? (WaPo)
- Maryland Gov Hogan Touts Purple Line as a Cure for Metro (AP)
- Should Biking on Downtown Sidewalks Be Illegal? (Next City)
- Nashville Trails Six Peer Cities on Transit (Nashville Biz Journal)
- ENO Center Chief: Detroit Desperately Needs to Vote for Rail and Transit (US News)
- Miami's Walkability Upswing Starts Downtown (CityLab)
- A Quick Guide to Urban Development Buzzwords (Charlotte Observer)
- Capital Bikeshare Expands to Fairfax County (WaPo)
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