- St. Louis Gets Federal Grant to Study North-South Transit Line (St. Louis Business Journal)
- Driver Smashes Into Columbus Day Protest in Reno; Gazette-Journal: They "Didn't Have Permit"
- Truck Driver Struck and Killed Babysitter Pushing Stroller in Cincinnati (Enquirer)
- Seattle Times: Self-Driving Cars Aren't the Answer to Every Transportation Problem
- Mercedes Says Its Self-Driving Cars Will Prioritize Saving Occupants in Collisions (Auto Express)
- Pittsburgh Will Use Grim Reaper to "Scare" Pedestrians Using Cell Phones -- Yuk, Yuk (Post-Gazette)
- Edmonton City Council Okays Network of Protected Bike Lanes (Edmonton Journal)
- Utrecht Redesigning Its Major Corridors to Put People First (Bicycle Dutch)
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