- Center-Right Think Tank Says "Buy America" Requirements Inflate the Cost of U.S. Transit (Hill, WaPo)
- Under Pressure From Dallas, DART Will Speed Up Bus System Overhaul (Dallas News)
- IndyGo to Unveil $138 Million Purple Line BRT Project Today (WTTV)
- Bus Ridership Free-Fall Threatens Service in Tucson (Daily Star) and Gary, IN (Post-Tribune)
- A Rare Bright Spot for U.S. Bus Ridership: Mason City, IA (Globe Gazette)
- On Weekends, Lanes on the MacArthur Causeway Could Be For Walking and Bicycling (Miami New Times)
- Silicon Valley Needs to "Disrupt" Its Decades-Old Car-Centric Development Pattern (NYT)
- 70-Bicycle, Seven-Station Bike-Share Program Launches in Columbia, MD (WJZ)
- Jaywalking Enforcement Throws Open the Door to Racial Profiling and Police Violence (Phoenix New Times)
- Florida DOT Pedestrian Campaign at Jacksonville Intersections: "If Only I'd Been Looking Out for Cars" (WTLV)
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