- Pedestrian Fatalities at Highest Rate in Two Decades (NY Post)
- Elaine Chao: Trump Infrastructure Plan Coming "This Year" (Washington Examiner)
- Seattle Files Suit Against Trump's Sanctuary Cities Executive Order (Office of the Mayor)
- Boston Reduces Parking Requirements to Address Housing Shortage (Boston Magazine)
- Atlanta Dad: A Road Diet Could Have Saved My Daughter's Life (Saporta Report)
- California Weighing a Gas Tax Increase (Office of the Governor)
- California Needs Denser Housing, Less Driving to Meet Climate Goals (LA Times)
- Will Providence Regret Keeping a Divisive Urban Highway? (American Conservative)
- In Cities With High Rates of Segregation, Everyone Pays a Price (City Observatory)
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