- Foxx: Leave Driverless Car Regs With States for Now (Detroit News)
- Nike to Sponsor Portland's "Biketown" Bike-Share (Oregonian)
- Blumenauer, Buchanan Seek Bike-Share Funding in House (The Hill)
- House Dems Want States to Find Gas Tax Alternatives (The Hill)
- Smart City Challenge Winner Will Get High-Tech Buses (Fast Company)
- MARTA Boss Wants More Support to Expand Transit (AJC)
- Most City Cyclists Are of the "Interested But Concerned" Variety (CityLab)
- Providence Ditches Streetcar for Circulator Bus (Providence Journal)
- All Aboard Florida Gets Another Year to Sell Off Its Tax-Free Bonds (TC Palm)
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