- Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Is Dead on Arrival (NY Mag)
- Dems Running for Maryland Governor Oppose Hogan’s Freeway Plan (WTOP)
- 12-Mile St. Paul-Minneapolis Airport Streetcar Advances Past Initial Review (Star Tribune)
- Oklahoma City Streetcar Plan Includes Pedestrian Safety Measures (KFOR)
- Albuquerque Officials Worried Feds Will Cut Funding for BRT (KOAT)
- Seattle’s Dockless Bikes Will Stay Through July as City Crunches Data (Seattle Times)
- Milwaukee Streetcar Work Proceeds at “Aggressive Pace” (Daily Reporter)
- Protest Planned After Second Driver Hits Cyclist in Philly’s Center City (Inquirer)
- After Glendale Rejects Light Rail, What’s Next for Phoenix Transit? (AZCentral)
- Freeway Caps Like Portland’s Are a Scam (City Observatory)
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