- The New York Times Published Someone's Sick Fantasy About "Trump-Sized" Infrastructure
- LA Times: Can Buy America Work for California High-Speed Rail?
- Amtrak CEO on New Trains, Safety, and Trump (CBS)
- Detroit Officials Try to Figure Out Why Local Transit Tax Failed (Detroit News)
- Nebraska Senator May Be on Shortlist for Trump's DOT (KETV)
- Atlanta's Transit Divide Deepens After Election (WABE)
- How to Get Creative With Former Parking Garages (Urban Land)
- Maryland Hosts Naming Contest for New Rte. 29 BRT (Baltimore Sun)
- Survey Says: Downtown Dallas Residents Want Options Besides Driving (Dallas News)
- Paper Bike Helmet Wins Design Challenge (News & Observer)
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