- Boston Using MIT Data to Overhaul Its Bus System (CityLab)
- Still No Carmaggedon in Atlanta Now That Spring Break Is Over (AJC)
- Carmakers Back to Supplying Americans With Big, Gas-Guzzling SUVs (NYT)
- Tesla Will Pay Employees to Bike to Work After Slew of Embarrassing Parking Problems (CBS SF)
- AT&T Insists on Road Diet to Keep Headquarters in Downtown Dallas (Dallas News)
- Las Vegas Hotels Hiking Parking Prices (LA Times)
- "Lost Cemeteries" Could be an Obstacle for London's $560 Million Bus Rapid Transit Plan (Global News)
- Lawmakers in North Dakota Reject Bill Lifting State's Ban on Parking Meters (Inforum)
- U.S. Transit Agencies Rarely Use Firms Run By Women or Minorities (WaPo)
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