- Chao to Senate: List of "Principles" Coming Soon (CNN), But Don't Expect List of Priority Projects (Hill)
- Former Indy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith Pushes Public-Private Partnerships as Infrastructure Cure-All (Reason)
- Detroit Streetcar Raises Questions About Role of Business and Foundation Funders (Inside Philanthropy)
- Robert Puentes: Why Have Transit Systems Across the Country Been Losing Riders? (US News)
- Dayton Transit Agency Offers Discounted Lyft Rides to Rural Riders Transferring to Buses (Dayton Daily News)
- St. Louis Alderman Jeffrey Boyd Pushes City to Tackle Deadly Speeding (KSDK)
- SF Supervisor Wants Delivery Robot Ban: "Sidewalks Are Made for People, Not Robots" (Recode, Wired)
- Sacramento Will Host Its First Open Streets Event on Sunday (Bee)
- Grand Forks, ND, Homeowners Protest City's Push to Build Sidewalks (WDAZ)
- Columbus, GA, Announces Bike-Share System (WTVM)
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