- Trump's Hazy Plan to Create an Infrastructure Task Force (WaPo)
- New York Times Examines Ben Carson's "Warped" Views on Housing
- Uber Admits Its Self-Driving Cars Have Problems With Bike Lanes (Guardian)
- U.S. Mayors Vow to Stay Strong on Climate Change (Governing)
- With Federal Funds, Gulf Coast Rail Set for Revival (The Advocate)
- Amtrak's Northeast Upgrades Will Depend on Trump (Skift)
- How Better Bike Infrastructure Can Help Baltimore's Inequality (CityLab)
- NJ Transit Blames Revenue Drop on Cheaper Gas Prices (NJ.com)
- Clevelanders Continue to Air Concerns About Public Square Bus Ban (Plain Dealer)
- Fake News Poison Spreads to... Philly Bike Lanes? (Metro)
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