- Chances for an Infrastructure Deal Are Dwindling (Politico)
- House Lawmakers to Take on Infrastructure This Week (The Hill)
- Uber Pushes Back on Trump's Muslim Ban Only After #DeleteUber Trends (CNN Tech)
- Trump Team Plans Severe Cuts for EPA (WaPo)
- Will Trump's Infrastructure Plan Rely on Tolling? (Bloomberg)
- An Argument for Localizing Transportation Policy (Forbes)
- Jobs Have Doubled on Cleveland's Euclid Avenue BRT Corridor (WKSU)
- Detroit's Riverfront Could Become "Urban Beach" (MLive)
- Is Charlotte Destined to Remain a Car City? (Charlotte Observer)
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