- Governors Give Trump List of 428 "Shovel-Ready" Infrastructure Projects (WaPo)
- California Transpo Head Presses for High-Speed Rail Despite GOP Resistance (Biz Journal, Railway Age)
- Rural Republicans Have Doubts on Private Funds for Infrastructure (Hill)
- Tensions Peak Between Pittsburgh, Uber (Quartz)
- Uber, Zipcar Team Up on Car-Share (USA Today)
- Are Americans Driving Less Because They're Becoming Shut-Ins? (CityLab)
- Study to Assess High-Speed Rail From Seattle to Vancouver (Curbed)
- Five Cities Including Austin Snag Smart Cities Grants (Tech Republic, Biz Journal)
- Patriots Parade Broke Ridership Records for Boston Commuter Rail (WCVB)
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