- If Tax Passes, MARTA Will Fund BRT Before Building More Rail (AJC)
- Minneapolis Closes Highway to Start Work on Blue Line (Fox 9)
- Madison Eyes First BRT Line (State Journal)
- Judges Weigh Whether Purple Line Needs New Environmental Study (Bethesda, WTOP)
- Private Bike-Share Is Becoming a Campus Fixture (Forbes)
- Does Public Transit Needs to "Uberize" Itself? (The Conversation)
- Fewer Lanes for Cars, More for Bikes and Buses in Boulder (Daily Camera)
- San Diego Bike Lane Plan Actually Adds Parking (KPBS)
- Dallas Writer Is Mad Because There Are Bikes Laying Around (D Magazine)
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