- Small Businesses Urge DC Metro to Expand Service and Lower Fares (Post)
- Seattle Council Members Skeptical of New Streetcar (KIRO)
- Bikelash Hits Twin Cities as Bike Lanes Spread (Star Tribune)
- Utah Legislators Can't Agree on Transit Reforms (Deseret News)
- Next City Dives Into U.S.'s Only Private High-Speed Rail: Florida's Brightline
- Study: Self-Driving Cars Will Lead to Denser City Cores AND More Sprawl (The Drive)
- Omaha Transit Buys 28 Smoother, Cleaner New Buses (World-Herald)
- Art Project Leads to Return of Streetcars to El Paso and Juarez (T4America)
- The “Complaining About Bike Clutter” Craze Comes to Dallas (NBC 5)
- Wait, Is the Maryland Hyperloop Leg Actually Happening? (Post; WAMU)
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