- Wall Street's Worried About the Increasing Rate of Auto Loan Defaults (Business Insider)
- Driverless Ubers Already Back on the Streets of San Francisco After Arizona Crash Last Weekend (SFist)
- Brilliant Swedish Bus Ad Pokes Fun at the Hype Over Self-Driving Cars (The Verge)
- Seattle's Pronto Bike Share Shuts Down Tomorrow (Seattle Times)
- Passenger Rail in Florida Prevails Over Legislative Attack (Palm Beach Post)
- Comparing Population Density in World Cities to Columbus, Ohio (Sparefoot.com)
- Philly Police Officer Uses Bike to Take a Swing at Anti-Trump Protester (New York Post)
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