- Politico Compares Trump’s Infrastructure Plan to the Hunger Games
- Democrats: The Money’s Not Enough, and Where Will It Come From? (Bloomberg)
- Safety Concerns Are Critics’ Latest Tactic to Threaten Florida’s Brightline (Guardian)
- Low-Income Boston Residents Can Now Use SNAP to Rent Bikes (AP)
- Tucson Is Writing a Complete Streets Policy (Arizona Daily Star)
- Ped/Bike Bridge to Seattle Train Station Is Years Behind Schedule (Seattle Times)
- Mayor Landrieu Wants More Control Over New Orleans Transit (Advocate)
- Chattanooga Study: Use Parking Efficiently Before Building More (Chattanoogan)
- Dallas Suburbs Anxious to Avoid Dallas’s Bike-Share Clutter (News)
- The Strangest Places People in Dallas Have Found Dockless Bikes (Bicycling)
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