- You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure, and the Public Can't Measure DC-Area Ride-Hail (WAMU)
- Baton Rouge Streetcar Between Downtown and LSU on Life Support, Not Officially Dead (Advocate)
- Town Selectmen Are Why the Northeast Corridor Can't Have Faster Trains (Darien Times)
- Under an Awful Headline, Bridge Michigan Examines Equity and Cycling in the Motor City
- Woman Dies on the Sidewalk After Hit-and-Run Driver Rams Into Another Vehicle (Cleveland.com)
- Suburban Seattle Park-and-Ride Garage to Cost Almost Double; Officials Still Want It (Kent Reporter)
- Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Endorses Replacing Gas Tax With VMT Fees
- Newport Beach City Councilman: We Refused Gas Tax Money to Oppose "Big Government" (LA Times)
- Plunger-Protected Bike Lane Appears in Center City Philadelphia (BCGP, Philly Voice)
- Buffalo Suburb Replaces Traffic Signal With Temporary Roundabout (Spectrum News)
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