- Politico on What to Watch During Elaine Chao's Confirmation Hearing
- U.S. DOT Finalizes "Beyond Traffic 2045" Report, Names 18 "Traffic Innovation Centers"
- Ford CEO Sees Money in Public Transit (USA Today)
- Urban Planners Tell Business Insider How They Would Spend $1 Trillion on Infrastructure
- San Diego's Transit Goals Slip Further Away (KPBS)
- Feds Ease Financial Restrictions on Detroit's Bus System (Free Press)
- Six Things to Watch as Transport Evolves (Tech Featured)
- Jane Jacobs' Guide to "Border Vacuums" in Cities (CityLab)
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