- Janette Sadik-Khan: The Bike Wars Are Over, and the Bikes Won (NY Mag)
- Boston Transit OKs Fare Hike Amid Protests (Boston.com)
- How Uber and Lyft Can Help Transit Agencies (Brookings)
- States Start Prepping for Driverless Cars (Governing)
- St. Paul's Varied Paths for Transit-Oriented Development (The Line)
- Governing: BRT's Not as Sexy as Light Rail, But Don't Overlook It
- MTI Study on Bike-Share Safety Finds Fewer Crashes Than Regular Cycling (Mass Transit Mag)
- The Undoing of Toronto Mayor's Transit Promises (Toronto Star)
- Milan Wants to Pay Commuters to Bike to Work (Time)
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