- Reason No. 1,657 Why Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Will Fail (Observer)
- Austin Transpo Board Recommends BRT on Congested Street (Monitor)
- Guerrilla Signage Says Asheville Jaywalkers “Subject to Abuse” by Police (Citizen-Times)
- Milwaukee Streetcar Extension Passed Over for TIGER Grant (Biz Times)
- Pre-Fab Bus Platforms Can Shave Time Off Stops (CityLab)
- Apple Maps Now Lets Users Search for Bike-Share Stations (Tech Crunch)
- Buffalo Subway Seeks State Funds for Repairs (Buffalo News)
- Minneapolis’ Talks With Freight Hauler on Commuter Rail Break Down (Star Trib)
- Repeal of Indiana’s Light-Rail Ban Is Back on Track (Indianapolis Star)
- Everything You Wanted to Know About LYNX But Were Afraid to Ask (Charlotte Five)
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