- Dems Wise Up to Trump’s Infrastructure Plan (Politico)
- Governing Looks at Alternatives to Gas Taxes for Transpo Funding
- After EU Ruling, How Long Can Uber Keep Denying It’s a Cab Company? (Salon)
- Baltimore Missed Out on Half a Million Dollars in Parking Fines (Sun)
- Utah Free Fare Day Took 17,000 Cars Off the Road, But UTA Can’t Afford It Again (KUTV)
- Cincinnati Planner Calls for More Walkable Neighborhoods (Soapbox)
- The Las Vegas Monorail Is So Popular, It Doesn’t Need a Subsidy (Sun)
- Stop Running Into Trains, and More Ways Houston Drivers Can Suck Less (Press)
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