- The Problem With "Same Rules, Same Roads, Same Rights" (Connect Savannah)
- DC Streetcar Begins "Pre-Revenue Operations" Today (DC Streetcar)
- A Bad Year for Traffic Deaths in San Jose Just Got Worse (Mercury News)
- Buckhead Businesses Put the Kibosh on Bike Lane in Atlanta (Curbed)
- Tampa's New Downtown Protected Bike Lane Now in Place (WSTP)
- Portland Cyclists Demand Changes After Deadly Hit-and-Run (KOBI5)
- Young People's Aversion to Car-Buying Stumps Automakers (Fast Company)
- "UberHop" Might Violate Toronto Transit's Legal Right to Monopoly (Star)
- Young, Deadly Drunk Driver Who Used "Affluenza" Defense Violating Probation (Fox 8)
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