- More Developers Are Building Without Parking (WSJ)
- 50,000 People Ride Cincinnati Streetcar on Opening Weekend (Business Journal)
- Edward Hume: How Transportation Overkill Is Killing Us (NYT)
- Google's "Cozy" Relationship With Self-Driving Car Regulators (The Atlantic)
- Federal Grant Will Bring Health Clinics to St. Louis Metro Stations (STL Today)
- ...One of 19 Health-Transportation Projects Funded With $7 Million From Feds (MassTransitMag)
- Washington Times Blames Better Gas Milage for Rising Traffic Deaths
- City-Dwellers' Incomes Finally Get a Boost (NextCity)
- Study: 40 Percent of Riders on L.A.'s New Expo Line Switched From Driving (KPCC)
- First M-1 Streetcar Arrives in Detroit (Crain's)
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