- Governors Don't Expect Trump to Follow Through on Infrastructure Spending Talk (McClatchy, Hill)
- Caltrain Buys Time on Electrification While Waiting on Feds (SF Examiner)
- Indianapolis Approves Tax for Major Transit Expansion (Indy Star)
- Seattle Tops Nation in Growth of Transit Ridership (Seattle PI)
- Sacramento Wants to Shake Up Its 30-Year-Old Bus System (Sac Bee)
- Hawaii Senators Shoot Down Rail Tax Extension (Honolulu Civil Beat)
- U.S. Cities Embrace Glitzy Transit Hubs (Curbed)
- Uber's in Trouble With Google Lawsuit and New Evidence of CA Violations (LA Times, Verge)
- Baltimore Bike-Share to Add 30 Stations (Baltimore Biz Journal)
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