- Conflicting Regulations Make for Uncertain Path Forward for Self-Driving Cars (The Hill)
- Lyft Prez: Car Ownership Will "All But End" in Major Cities By 2025 (Fortune)
- Bicycling Mag Names Chicago the Nation's "Most Bike-Friendly City" (Chicago Trib)
- Even Congress Seems to Have Lost Faith in DC Metro's Repair Deadline (WaPo)
- How Light Rail Could Change the Game for Kansas City (KC Star)
- What Fare Is Fair? One Man's Long Transit Journey Raises Questions (AP)
- Looking at the Reach of Bay Area's Tech Shuttles (CityLab)
- Bike Commuting on the Rise in Twin Cities (MPR News)
- Metro Stations That Are Transforming LA (LA Mag)
- Why Isn't Cincinnati's New Streetcar Arriving on Time? (Biz Courier)
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