- In Austin, Voters Shoot Down Uber, Lyft Plan to Self-Regulate (USA Today)
- Kansas City Celebrates Streetcar Opening After Years of Planning (KC Star)
- How Did Boston's Green Line Extension Go Off the Rails? (Boston Globe)
- Light Rail or Elevated Expressways for Vegas? (Review-Journal)
- Rail Fans Communicate to DC Metro Riders When WMATA Can't/Won't (WTOP)
- The Push for a Bike Lane at the US-Mexico Border (CityLab)
- Bikeability, Walkability Command a Premium in Philly (Inquirer)
- Europe's Biggest Railway Works on Self-Driving Cars (Fortune)
- A Cross-Country Journey... on a Citi Bike (Newsweek)
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