- GOP Tax Bill Likely to Hurt City Transit and Infrastructure (CityLab)
- Boston Suburbs Win Grants to Improve Bus Service (Globe)
- I-66 Tolls Make D.C. Commuters Consider Metro (Post)
- VA Delegate-Elect Danica Roem Opposes High I-66 Tolls (WTOP)
- Washington Post Backs Comstock's Metro Bill
- California Mulls Replacing Gas Tax With Per-Mile Fee (Sacramento Bee)
- Buffalo Officials Can't Explain Why Transit Ridership Is Declining (News)
- Private Investors Never Ponied Up for the St. Louis Loop (Post-Dispatch)
- Cyclists Petition Philly to Move Faster on Safety Improvements (Inquirer)
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