- New Tampa Bridge Will Include Bike Path, Space for Light Rail (Times; WFLA)
- How Montgomery County, MD, Can Revamp Its Buses to Reduce Gridlock (Mobility Lab)
- FTA Awards Puerto Rico $8.4 Million to Repair Hurricane-Damaged Transit (Progressive Railroading)
- Downtown Fargo Has a New Parking Deck—and That's a Good Thing (Strong Towns)
- Lenox, MA, Group Wants to Beef Up Rail to NYC (WAMC)
- Massachusetts Awards Five Towns $8 Million for Complete Streets (Worcester Telegram)
- Dearborn, MI, Law Requires Drivers to Give Cyclists Five Feet of Space (Press and Guide)
- Criticized for Surge Pricing After Past Tragedies, Uber and Lyft Lower Prices in Las Vegas (Mashable)
- Greece Wants to Regulate Ride-Hailing Services Like Taxis (Reuters)
- The Spokane Spokesman-Review Reminds Everyone Pedestrians Have Right of Way
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