- Brookings Releases Solid Set of Infrastructure Policy Recommendations
- Smart Growth America Outlines Policy Priorities for the Next Administration
- Strong Towns Has Been Discussing What Federal Infrastructure Strategy Should Look Like
- Rails-to-Trails Releases Active Transportation Recommendations for the Next President
- It's Time to Think About Retrofitting Parking Garages for Housing (Wired)
- Canada Launching Its Own Infrastructure Stimulus (Reuters)
- Newsy: Self-Driving Cars Might Make Pedestrians Uppity
- Should the Feds Take Over D.C. Metro? Greater Greater Washington Considers
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