- D.C. Metro Developing New Bus Business Model (WaPo)
- Baltimore Cyclists Say Firefighters Are Intimidating Them (Next City)
- Philly Cyclists to Drivers: Stop Parking in Bike Lanes (Voice)
- Trump Steel Tariff Could Raise Costs for Streetcar Projects (KC Biz Journal)
- Now Uber and Lyft Want to Buy "Groupon for Buses" Skedaddle (The Drive)
- Houston Chronicle: Houston Needs to Be More Walkable -- Now
- Atlanta BeltLine CEO Leaves After Less Than a Year (Curbed)
- While Detroit Balked, Ann Arbor Transit Measure Passed (Metro Times)
- Seeking Ideas to Improve Buffalo Transit (Buffalo Rising)
- Parklet Proves Popular on Boston Street (WCVB)
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