- Trump's Budget Proposal Put Atlanta's Transit Plans in Danger (WABE)
- Advocates Prevail Over Destructive Road Widening in Toledo (Toledo Blade)
- Houston Continues to Delay on Approving its Awesome Bike Plan (Chronicle)
- TransitCenter's Jon Orcutt Talks to WBUR About Why Transit Ridership Is Falling
- $60 Vehicle Fee Could Help Fund Transit in Milwaukee County (Mass Transit Magazine)
- Second Child Dies From Injuries After Driver Plowed Into Crowd in Phoenix (Arizona Republic)
- Survey Explores How Pittsburgh Cyclists Feel About Sharing Road With Self-Driving Cars (BikePGH)
- Ford Says Automatic Braking for Pedestrians at Night Coming to U.S. in 2018 (Fender Bender)
- Silicon Valley's Plans for a Stress-Free Bike Network (NextCity)
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