- Outline of Trump Infrastructure Plan Leaked to Axios
- Tampa Bay Times Has More Detail on Proposed Bus Rapid Transit
- Sharrows Don’t Do a Whole Lot of Good Most of the Time (Bicycling)
- Drivers Were Left Out of Uber’s IPO Windfall (L.A. Times)
- South Phoenix Light Rail Enters Final Planning Stage (New Times)
- Lawsuit Seeks to Halt Greensboro, NC, Parking Deck (News & Record)
- Norman-Oklahoma City Rail Takes Step Forward (Transcript)
- Seattle Times: Sound Transit Can Fix Car Tab Without Sacrificing Funding
- Hogan Offers Amazon $2B in Transpo Improvements to Come to Maryland (Post)
- Calls for Investigation After Brightline Trains Hit 3 People (Sun Sentinel, WPEC)
- Dallas Residents Make Street Art Out of Discarded Bikes (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
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