- Seattle Light Rail Plan Will Go on November Ballot (Seattle Times)
- In LA, Voters Will Decide on Sales Tax for Transpo (LA Times)
- Will Driverless Cars Kick People Off the Streets? (Atlantic)
- ...Should They Hit a Pedestrian to Save a Passenger? (NYT)
- While Columbus Took Big Smart City Prize, Other Finalists Will Also Get Funding (Gov Tech)
- MARTA to Meet With Feds About Atlanta BRT Funding (WABE)
- How DC Riders Use Capital Bike-Share (Next City)
- Delays, Cost Overruns Loom for Honolulu Rail Project (KHON)
- NYC Transit Vet to Take Charge of DC Metro Ops (Washington Times)
- Chicago's Metra-Electric Line Could Convert to Rapid Transit (Chicago Trib)
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