- Conservative Think Tank: Don't Rely on Privatization for Trump's $1 Billion Infrastructure Target (Hill)
- Trump's New WMATA Board Members Want to See Privatization at Metro (WAMU)
- Cuomo Wants Trump to Push Infrastructure Plan, "Single Best Idea" From Campaign (Politico)
- Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Legality of Automated Camera Enforcement (WOSU)
- You'll Find the DC Area's Best Bicycle Infrastructure in Suburban Montgomery County, MD (Washingtonian)
- TransitCenter Has Its Eye on Dallas, Where Center-City Transit, Not Suburban Expansion, Has Momentum
- Meanwhile, TransitCenter Calls Out Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson for Neglecting Transit (Plain Dealer)
- Bike-Share Launches in Albany, Troy, Schenectady and Saratoga Springs, NY (Times Union)
- After Tepid First Couple Years, Pittsburgh's Bike-Share System Tries a Reboot (Next City)
- Denver 7 Is Downright Giddy That Police Are Wasting Time Giving Red Light Tickets to Cyclists
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