- Dems Unveil Their Own $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan (ABC, WaPo)
- As Congress Debates Gas Tax Hike (Post), Ryan Says No Way (The Hill)
- Officials Denounce Asheville Cop’s Beating of Black Pedestrian (Citizen-Times)
- Blue Cross Will Pay for 1,200 Bike-Share Bikes, 100 Stations in Boston (Herald)
- Cincinnati Cyclists Frustrated With Unsafe Environment (News Record)
- Blue Line Extension Leading to Growth Around UNC Charlotte (WFAE)
- Spring Brings Uptick in New Orleans Bike-Share Riders (The Advocate)
- Eau Claire Receives Federal Grant for Buses and Transfer Station (Leader Telegram)
- Utah Transit Agency Rebranding Would Cost $50 Million (Deseret News)
- Reason Pooh-Poohs Portland-Seattle High-Speed Rail, Because of Course It Does
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