- Houston Metro Chair: Harvey's Devastation Underscored Importance of Transit (Chronicle)
- It's Not Just Transit: Bikes Are Helping Houstonians Get Around After the Storm, Too (Chronicle)
- Wisconsin Legislature Bans Eminent Domain for Bike, Pedestrian Paths (Cap Times, State Journal)
- Classic Bikelash: Get a Grip, People -- Bike Lanes Are Not Ruining Your City (Philly.com)
- WMATA GM: Larry Hogan's Funding Plan Isn't Perfect, But It Might Be Good Enough (WaPo)
- After Eight Years of Christie, Next NJ Governor's Top Job Is Fixing Transportation (NJ Spotlight)
- Nashville Legislator: Light Rail Is "Insanity" Because Robot Cars Will Save Us (Memphis Flyer)
- Texas State Senator Launches Effort to Ban Red Light Cameras (Texas Monitor)
- TB Times Talks With St. Petersburg's Bike Coordinator About His Job
- It's Park(ing) Day! Visit Parklets Around Seattle (Curbed) and Other Cities
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