- New Jersey, North Texas, Tempe, Alabama Among Places That Would Lose Transit Funding Under Trump Budget
- LaCrosse, Wisconsin, Doesn't Want WisDOT's Highway (NextCity)
- 97 Percent of U.S. Population Affected by Traffic Noise Pollution (CityLab)
- Pennsylvania Freezes $2 Billion Boondoggle Highway Project (Herald Standard)
- Minnesota Republicans Renew Call for Elaine Chao to Cancel Minneapolis Light Rail Project (Star Tribune)
- Atlanta Mayor Blasts Negative Streetcar Coverage (Journal Constitution)
- Better Transit, Higher Home Prices (City Observatory)
- State Farm Continues Moving Thousands of Employees Toward Transit (T4A)
- Enthusiasm, Political Support Building for Gulf Coast Passenger Rail, But Trump's Budget Threatens It (T4A)
- Houston Finally Approves Its Ambitious Bike Plan (Chronicle)
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