- Uber Appears to Be Hemorrhaging Money (FT)
- Battle's Brewing on DC Metro Board Over Late-Night Service Cuts (WaPo)
- Cities and States at Odds Over What to Do With Aging Urban Highways (Governing)
- Purple Line Design Options Unveiled (Bethesda Mag)
- Detroit's QLine Could Draw $3B in Development (MLive)
- Outdoor Mag: Does Bike-Share Actually Work?
- Universities Get Federal Funds to Study High-Speed Rail (Review-Journal)
- Atlanta's Development Still Too Tied to Parking (Curbed Atlanta)
- Six Pedestrians in Philly Were Killed By Drivers Last Month (Billy Penn)
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