- Economists Pan Trump's Infrastructure Plan as "Ill-Conceived" "Giveaway" (NYT)
- Americans Don't Want to Pay for New Roads and Bridges With Tolls (WaPo)
- Anthony Foxx Considers His Legacy as U.S. DOT Secretary (Governing)
- Investment Professionals Are Betting on Infrastructure in 2017 (Forbes)
- First Look at Richmond, Virginia's Bus Network Redesign Plans (RVA Rapid Transit)
- 16 Miles of Highway in Georgia Supposedly the "Most Sustainable" in the World (EnoTrans)
- Austin Retiming Traffic Signals to Benefit Pedestrians and Cyclists (Statesman)
- Twin Cities Might Abandon Regional Funding to Advance Transit Expansion (TC Business Journal)
- Tennessee May Open the Door for Nashville to Raise Taxes for Transit (WTVF)
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