- VA Legislature Will Tackle Metro Funding This Session (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Express-News: Rapid Transit Corridors Could Transform San Antonio
- Electric Bike-Share Will Help Minneapolis Residents Pedal Through Snow (Curbed)
- What Made a Top MARTA Official Want to Embezzle $500,000? (AJC)
- Nashville Transit Referendum Will Be a Tough Fight (Scene)
- NH Gov. Sununu’s Commuter Rail Proposal Gets Cold Reception (Eagle-Tribune)
- Broward County's Wave Streetcar Survives Vote (Sun Sentinel)
- When Designing Streets, Don’t Leave Speed Up to Engineers Alone (Strong Town)
- Here’s How States Can Help Stem the Rise of Auto-Related Deaths (CityLab)
- The Cincinnati Inquirer Asked a Psychic If the City’s Streetcar Is Cursed
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