- Thanks, Millennials: Seattle's Car Ownership and Car Commuting Rates Declining (Seattle Times)
- Not So Fast: Suburbs Are Growing Because Of -- You Guessed It -- Millennials (Bloomberg View)
- Trump Rolls Back Obama Rule Allowing Transportation Local Hiring Preference (LA Times, Next City)
- Uber Says It Will No Longer Track iPhone Users After Their Trip Has Ended (Reuters)
- Audit Finds Deficiencies in Key WMATA Operations and Inspections Crews (WaPo)
- Council Committee Votes to Route Downtown Subway and Streetcar on Commerce Street (Dallas News)
- Venture Capital-Funded Dockless Bike-Share Gets Attention From New York Times
- Three Dead in Heartbreaking Sidewalk Hit-and-Run in Elkhart, IN (Goshen News, WNDU, WSBT)
- Little Rock Preservationists Come Out Against Downtown Highway Widening (ArkansasOnline)
- Drivers Are Parking in Protected Bike Lanes in Des Moines (KCCI) and Albuquerque (KRQE)
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