- Remember "Infrastructure Week"? Trump Still Hasn't Hired People for Key Posts at U.S. DOT (Vox)
- A Funding Cut Is A Funding Cut, No Matter How Trump Tries to Spin It, Says Colorado DOT (KUNC)
- Miami-Dade Begins Rolling Out Bus Lanes and Its First Protected Bike Lane (Herald, NBC 6)
- Confusion! Albuquerque Drivers Are Parking in Their City's First Protected Bike Lane (KRQE)
- DC Mayor Battles With Council Chair in Attempt to Save Funding for Streetcar Extension (WAMU)
- Sacramento Regional Transit Puts Aside $25 Million for Streetcar Project (Bee)
- The Cost of Car Dependence: License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines Leave Poor Stranded (Free Press)
- Seattle Times Examines Scourge of Drivers Speeding Through Residential Intersections
- Houston Looks to Los Angeles and San Antonio as Models to Improve Its Ciclovía (Chronicle)
- 30-Bicycle Bike-Share System Launches in Midland, MI (ABC 12)
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