- GOP Leaders Aren't Raring to Enact Trump's Infrastructure Plan (Politico)
- Madrid to Ban Cars From Its Central Street, Gran Via (CityLab)
- Foxx Wants Trump to Finish Regulatory Framework for Self-Driving Cars (The Hill)
- U Minnesota Ranks Cities for Job Accessibility by Transit
- Bus Ridership Declines Among American Immigrants (CityLab)
- Study Links Road Pollution to Dementia (Mother Jones)
- LA's in a Transit Golden Age ... But Where Are the Riders? (LA Weekly)
- Charlotte Streetcar Project to Break Ground This Weekend (Observer)
- How Your Subway Compares to Others in the World (Fast Co.Design)
- Most Tennesseans Support Increased Funds for Biking, Walking, Transit (Times Free Press)
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