- Study: Uber and Lyft Account for 15 Percent of Vehicle Trips in San Francisco (Examiner)
- How Oslo Is Responding to Backlash Against Its Central City Car Ban (Guardian)
- Subprime Auto Loans From 2015 May Be Worst Performing Ever (Bloomberg)
- Study: Reserved Parking Triples Likelihood of Car Ownership (via Science Direct)
- Can You Guess the City Based on a Map of Its Bike Lanes? (Guardian)
- Providence Installs Plastic Bollards Where Citizens Had Placed Plungers (WJAR)
- Montgomery County, Maryland, OKs $79 Million Equity-Boosting Bus Rapid Transit Plan (WTOP)
- Facing State Hostility, Twin Cities Counties Raise Taxes to Fund Transit Projects (Star Tribune)
- "Infrastructure Week" Hoopla Undermined by Trump's Russia Scandal Drama (Windsor Times)
- Pittsburgh Bus Rapid Transit Plan Imperiled by Trump Budget (Mass Transit Magazine)
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