- Ansaldo Breda Making a Full Court Press Before Today's Vote (blogdowntown)
- But Metro CEO Leahy Finds "Little Reason" to Renew Contract (Times)
- Metrolink Wants More Control of Train Engineers (Times)
- California Farm Bureau Raises Concerns Over High-Speed Rail (CHSRB)
- Feds Approve Two New Transit Corridors for Houston (Transport Politic)
- Matthew Modine: Cars Are the New Cigarettes (HuffPo via Carfree USA)
- New Mapping Tool Lets You Compare Carbon Footprint of Different Locations (Sightline Daily)
- MTA Strapping in Wheelchair Bound Bus Riders (ABC7)
- Want More Exercise on Your Bike? Try Triangular Wheels (Times UK)
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