- 80 Percent of Downtown Sacramento Property Owners Vote for Tax to Fund New Streetcar (Bee)
- Dallas Morning News Wants Everyone to Calm Down Over DART's Downtown vs. Suburban Rail Debate
- Portland Looks at Queue Jumps, Bus Lanes for Priority Bus Corridors (BikePortland)
- Driverless Shuttle to Accept Passengers at University of Michigan This Fall (MLive)
- Tesla's "Autopilot" Software Chief Quits After Six Months; "Just Wasn't the Right Fit" (Reuters)
- Baton Rouge's 51-Station Bike-Share Delayed Until Next Year, Will Include E-Bikes (Business Report)
- In First-of-Its-Kind Project, Florida's Turnpike to Add Express Toll Lanes to Tolled Highway (Palm Beach Post)
- Army Corps Green-Lights New Interstate to Myrtle Beach (News & Record)
- There Is No Such Thing as a "Captive" Transit Rider (GGW)
- WSJ Special Transportation Report: Flying Cars, Driverless Cars, Florida HSR, On-Demand Transit and More
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