- DC Metro Moves Forward With Fare Hike, Service Cuts (WaPo)
- Boston Unveils 2030 Transpo Plan (Boston Globe)
- California Preps to Battle Trump Over Vehicle Emissions (Atlantic)
- APTA Study Highlights How Transit Riders Help Power the Economy (CNN Money)
- Bike Portland Takes Pulse of National Bike Summit in DC
- Why Kansas City's Failed Experiment With Bridj Could Still Help Transit (Wired)
- How Will Bike-Share Shape Louisville? (Insider Louisville)
- Chicago Transit Authority Kicks Off 70th Anniversary Celebrations (TimeOut)
- Berlin Plans New Cycling Superhighways (CityLab)
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