- Pittsburgh Welcomes Uber's First Driverless Fleet (Bloomberg)
- California Agency Invests in 14 Transit Projects (Progressive Railroading)
- Jeff Wood: Regional Transit Agencies Hold Back Transit (City Metric)
- Railroads Warned Not to Delay on Positive Train Control (Chicago Trib)
- How a Radical Rethink Boosted Bus Ridership in Houston (CityLab)
- Former Boston Transit Chief Departs Flailing Honolulu Rail Project (Boston Herald)
- In New Haven, Advocates Take on Outdated Parking Plan (NH Register)
- Photos of an Interstate's Impact in St. Louis (Next City)
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