- Amy Klobuchar: Trump Should Negotiate With Democrats to Secure Infrastructure Deal (Hill)
- WMATA GM Tries to Convince Politicians to Support (and Fund) His Blueprint for Fixing Metro (WAMU)
- AJC Columnist: Atlanta Suburb's Protected Bike Lanes Make It Harder for Me to Drive Through Quickly
- Portland's Bike-Share System Looks at Ways to Include Disabled Riders (LA Times)
- Virginia and Arizona Compete to Have the Fewest Rules on Autonomous Vehicle Testing (WaPo, Verge)
- Casino Opens North of Portland With No Transit Access; Causes Massive Jam on I-5 (Oregonian)
- Aspen Politicians Flirt With Erasing Bus Lane So More People Can Get Stuck in Car Traffic (Aspen Times)
- Dutch Signals Tell Cyclists Whether or Not They'll Catch a "Green Wave" of Traffic Lights (CityLab)
- Silicon Valley's "Flying Car" Is Actually an Expensive Toy for People With Lake Houses (NYT, Verge)
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