- Larry Hogan Escalates Feud With D.C. Metro Board Chairman (WTOP)
- MARTA Mulls Expansion as New Tax Dollars Start to Roll In (WABE)
- Dallas Residents Sick and Tired of Waiting for the Bus All Day (Morning News)
- KY Gov. Matt Bevin Really Wants That Cincinnati Sprawl (Enquirer)
- Audit Recommends Ways to Improve Honolulu Roads for Bikes (Civil Beat)
- West Massachusetts Lawmakers Back High-Speed Rail to Boston (Edge)
- TOD Construction Starts Near Planned St. Louis Light Rail Stop (KSTP)
- 16 States Let $60 Million in Safe Routes to School Grants Go to Waste (Mobility Lab)
- Don’t Want to Pay Seattle’s Transit Tax? Buy a Monster Truck (Times)
- Sydney’s Answer to Sprawl: Divide Itself Into Three (Next City)
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