- Senate Dem Bill Nelson Presses Chao For Stance on Trump's Muslim Ban (The Hill)
- Politico Survey Reveals U.S. Mayors' Concerns About Trump
- Next City on How Federal Transit Funding Could Change
- Seattle Reassesses Transit Protocol After Trains Jammed With Protesters Skipped Airport (Seattle Times)
- Will Dallas Ignore Call to Tear Down I-345? (D Mag)
- DC Metro Identifies Money That Could Ease Service Cuts and Fare Hikes (WaPo)
- Detroit Expands Bus Service (Detroit News)
- Miami Invites Ideas for "Quick-Build" Transpo Projects (Miami New Times)
- Transit Advocates Cheer Name Change for Nebraska's "Department of Roads" (Journal Star)
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