- House To Vote Next Week On Bipartisan Bill To Clear Way For Autonomous Vehicle Companies (Reuters)
- This Republican Congressman Is Begging His Reluctant Mayor To Ask For Transit Funds (Miami Herald)
- Governing Examines How Better Bus Service Became "The Hottest Trend In Transit"
- Billionaire Illinois Gubernatorial Candidate J.B. Pritzker Loves Riding CTA Buses (Chicago Tribune)
- Indianapolis Red Line BRT Opponents Are Just Really Concerned About Safety, Okay? (WTHR)
- Uber Pulls Back Curtain On Tiny Part of Its Travel Time Data (City Observatory, TechCrunch, Engadget)
- ODOT's Rose Quarter I-5 Freeway Widening Divides Active Transportation Advocates (BikePortland)
- Volunteers Form People-Protected Bike Lane In Downtown Boise (KIVI, KTVB)
- Missoula, Montana, Will Tear Out Bike Lane, Replace It With Parking And Sharrows (Missoulan)
- After Refusing New Gas Tax Funds On Principle, Newport Beach City Council Reverses Course (LA Times)
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