- The Biggest Threat to Cities' Transit Ambitions May Come From Congress (CityLab)
- Will TIGER Grants Be on the Chopping Block? (The Hill)
- Boston Considers Weekend Commuter Rail Shutdowns (Boston Globe)
- What Suburbs Will Look Like in the Future (Business Insider)
- DC Metro's Ridership Losses Have Pulled Down National Numbers (Washingtonian)
- Why Does the "Industrial Parking Complex" Keep Winning? (Boston Globe)
- The "Wild West" Era Is Over for Driverless Cars (Eno Transportation)
- In Austin, Private Bike-Share Makes Complicated Debut (CityLab)
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