- Metro Board Chair Holds Purple Line Hostage; Under Pressure to Resign (WTOP)
- The Fight for Better Transit Is a Fight for Racial Equality (City Lab)
- St. Paul Streetcar Still Six Years Away From Construction (Twin Cities Business)
- Lack of Bike Lanes Forces San Diego Cyclists Onto Sidewalks (Union-Tribune)
- Baltimore Relaunched Its Troubled Bike-Share Program on Sunday (Sun)
- Rapid Flashing Beacons Installed at East Boston Crosswalks (Times-Free Press)
- Taos-Area Cities Launch Fare-Free Rural Transit Routes (Taos News)
- Washington Zoo Will Build New Parking Deck Rather Than Promote Transit (Post)
- Just a Tiny Fraction of Houston Road Bond Will Go to Bike Projects (Press)
- Carlos Gimenez Is Letting Miami-Dade Transit Go to the Dogs (Herald)
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