- Schumer Blasts "Trump Tolls" and Wall Street Infrastructure Privatization (Hill, MarketWatch, CNBC, WaPo)
- Motor Vehicles, Always Dangerous, Now Being Used as Weapons in Terrorist Attacks (Atlantic)
- Tysons Corner Metro Ridership Far Below Projections in Part Because It's Impossible to Walk There (WAMU)
- DC Metro: An International Cautionary Tale About What Happens When Transit Basics Are Neglected (WaPo)
- Expanding Park-and-Ride a Poor Way to Boost Transit, But Seattle Times Never Mentions Building Housing Instead
- Massachusetts Adds Right-Hand "Dutch Reach" to Driver's Manual in Bid to Reduce Dooring (Boston Globe)
- Randal O'Toole Issues Twin Cities Report Urging Wider Freeways, Less Transit (Star Tribune)
- Oklahoma Legislature Raids Transportation Funds to Fill Budget Gap, But Transit Is Spared (Tulsa World)
- High-Quality Bike Infrastructure Makes a Big Difference in Whether You Hop on Your Bike (Next City)
- From the Technologist Gimmick Dept.: Toyota Working on "Flying Car" for 2020 Olympics in Tokyo (Quartz)
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