- Inspectors Uncover More D.C. Metro Safety Issues (WTOP)
- Groups Say Firms That Operate D.C. Transit Treat Workers Unfairly (WAMU)
- More Seattle Young People Are Riding Transit After Fares Reduced (Next City)
- Milwaukee Mayoral Candidate Would Close Downtown Streetcar (Fox 6)
- How Cities Can Convert Stroads to People-Centric Streets (Strong Towns)
- New Dockless Bike-Share Promises to Eliminate Bike Clutter (Curbed)
- Detroit Urban Freeway Could Become Surface Street With Bike/Ped Path (Curbed)
- L.A. Metro Wants to Finish 28 Transit Projects Before the Olympics (KPCC)
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