- Will Trump's Infrastructure Plan Crash and Burn Too? (The Week)
- California Breaks With Trump By Upholding Emissions Standards (NYT)
- Republicans Use Twin Cities Light Rail Project as Culture War Prop (AP)
- Silicon Valley Asks Feds to Make Good on Promises for Caltrain (Mercury News)
- Wired Makes the Case for Parking Cash-Out
- How a Bill in Florida Could Derail the Orlando-Miami Train (Miami Herald)
- Most Nashville Residents Support Higher Tax for Transit (Tennessean)
- "Last Mile" Disconnect Is a Problem for Jobs Access in Milwaukee (Journal Sentinel)
- New Orleans Plans to Double Cycling in Three Years (Curbed)
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