- Long Resistant, Gwinnett County, GA, Voters Now Support Sales Tax for Transit (AJC)
- Baltimore Will Remake Street to Prioritize Bikes and Transit (Sun)
- Glendale, AZ, Council Nixes Downtown Light-Rail Study (KJZZ)
- Hawaii State Senator Opposes Complete Street, Wants "More Lanes and More Roads" (News Now)
- Seattle Bike-Shares Brace Themselves, Winter Is Coming (The Stranger)
- Columbus's Amazon Bid Includes Complete Streets, Self-Driving Shuttles (Dispatch)
- App Helps Texas Figure Out Where Cyclists and Pedestrians Actually Go (TPR)
- Omaha Adopts Vision Zero Goals (News Herald)
- Uber Tests Autonomous Cars in a Fake City in Pittsburgh (Business Insider)
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