- U.S. DOT, Sidewalk Labs Team Up to Tackle Urban Congestion (NYT, Ars Technica)
- Poor DC Residents Were Hardest Hit By Metro Shutdown (GGW)
- Google Wants Feds to Clear Roadblocks for Driverless Car Tech (AP)
- Atlanta Mayor Expands on New $2.5B Transit Plans (AJC)
- Boston's T Explores Ways to Mitigate Late-Night Service Cancellation (Boston Globe)
- Ride-Sharing Does Enhance Transit... For Rich People (Wired)
- The Urban Millennial Boom Must Have an End Date, Right? (CityLab)
- Grist's Take: When Millennials Move to Burbs, It's Not Necessarily Because They Want To
- San Diego's Car2Go Switches From Electric to Gas (SD Union-Tribune)
- Why American Planners Are Paying Attention to Bogota's BRT (Fronteras)
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