- Georgia Will Spend $100 Million on Kinda-Sorta BRT for Atlanta (AJC)
- Purple Line Construction in Maryland Moves Ahead (WTOP)
- Las Vegas Review-Journal Continues Crusade Against Light-Rail
- Las Vegas Sun: Light Rail Recommendation "Something to Cheer About"
- Smart Sensors Will Help Portland Design Safer Streets (KATU, Oregonian)
- Topeka Has a Walking Problem, Not a Parking Problem (Capitol-Journal)
- How Real-Time Transit Data Can Lead to a Car-Free Future (Sidewalk Talk)
- Seattle Will Award Contracts This Fall for 2024 Rail Expansion (Herald)
- Orlando Drivers Value Speed Over Safety (WESH)
- Oklahoma City Streetcar Testing Started on Tuesday (KFOR)
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