- Blinded by Windshield Perspective, Tech's Plans to "Fix" Traffic Often Just Make It Worse (Curbed)
- Is Now the Moment When Gwinnett County Will Finally Embrace Transit? (AJC)
- Oregon Transportation Plan Awaits Governor's Signature; Would Create First-In-Nation Bike Tax (BikePortland)
- Latest Federal Inspection Shows WMATA Has Lots More Room for Improvement (WTOP)
- Free Press Reporters Staged a Commute Race Across Downtown Detroit
- Funds Meant for Rail Tunnel Chris Christie Canceled Now Subsidizing Ferries at $94 Per Roundtrip (NYT)
- Former Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie Comes Out Hard Against Honolulu Pedestrian Safety Fixes (KITV)
- Nine-Year-Old Watches From Street As Driver Plows Car Into Louisville Home (WAVE)
- Bike-Share Launches in South Bend (Tribune), Expands in Austin (Statesman) and Salem, MA (Patch)
- What Does Good Advertising for Transit Look Like? (Mobility Lab)
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