- More Postmortems on the Nashville Transit Referendum (CityLab, Tennessean)
- Metro Detroit Revives Regional Transit Talk, But Bill Would Let Counties Opt Out (Freep)
- Charlotte Transit Ridership Down 20 Percent This Year (Observer)
- VA Will Spend I-66 Toll Revenue on Transit, Park-and-Ride Lots (WTOP)
- San Antonio Mayor Rules Out Light Rail in Transit Plan (Express-News)
- Fort Lauderdale Commission Formally Pulls Support for Wave (Local 10)
- Ballots for Kansas City Streetcar Referendum Are in the Mail (KMBZ)
- Complete Streets Makeover Announced in Midtown Atlanta (Curbed)
- Upgraded Trolleys Return to Downtown Memphis (WMCA)
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