- What U.S. Mayors Want to See From the Next President (CityLab)
- LA Times: Care About Climate Change? Vote for Transit
- Phoenix Held Up as Model for Successful Transit Tax (AZ Central)
- Investigations Show NJ Transit Short on Cash, Staff, and Safety Oversight (NJ Spotlight)
- Earl Blumenauer Entreats Portlanders to Bike to Ballot (The Hill)
- Where Dems and Republicans Differ on Infrastructure (FiveThirtyEight)
- Streetcar Boosts Business in Kansas City (KC Star)
- Presidential Candidates Have Said Little on "Automotive Issues" (Detroit News)
- Cities Key to Connecticut's Future (CT Post)
- Chicago River Could Get Floating Bike Path (Next City)
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