- Let's Speculate About What Trump Might Do With His Rumored Infrastructure Proposal (Curbed, CNBC, Hill)
- One Month After Being Sworn in, Alabama's New Governor Widens I-65 in Suburban Birmingham (AL.com)
- Bringing BRT to Route 29 in Montgomery County, MD: The Devil Will Be in the Details (WaPo)
- Can the Twin Cities Business Community Turn Back GOP Legislature's Attempt to Gut Transit? (MinnPost)
- Louisville, Reforming "Payment in Lieu of Parking" Program, Considers Nixing Parking Mandates (Daily Camera)
- Taxpayers Will Pick Up $1 Million Tab for Cops to Direct Traffic at New Suburban Atlanta Braves Stadium (AJC)
- KOMO Checks In on Seattle's Progress With Traffic Calming and Protected Bike Lanes
- Charleston, SC, to Launch Bike-Share With 250 Bikes on May 30 (Live 5 News)
- Bike-Share Start-Up Finds a Market in Fairbanks, Alaska (News-Miner)
- California City Uses Hay Bales and Traffic Cones for Pop-Up Bike Lane (Paso Robles Daily News)
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