- Ryan: Easier to Pass Infrastructure Package If It’s Broken Up Into 5 or 6 Bills (Bloomberg)
- Virginia Passes Historic $154M D.C. Metro Funding Plan (Post, WTOC)
- New MARTA CEO Takes Over While Atlanta Transit’s at Crossroads (AJC)
- Baltimore Subway Reopens Today After Month-Long “Emergency” Repairs (Sun)
- More Coverage of Police Beating of Black Pedestrian in Asheville (The Root, ABC News, News & Observer)
- Latest Report Declares Omaha Streetcar “Feasible” (World-Herald)
- Downtown Charleston Workers Oppose Parking Rate Hike (City Paper)
- Seattle Times Reporter Dodges Traffic in New Bike Lane
- Ann Arbor Looks for New Bike-Share Operator (MLive)
- Boston Truckers Concern Troll Cyclists (Herald)
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