- Massive Cost Overrun Has Sound Transit Cutting Back Light Rail Project (Seattle Times)
- Wisconsin State Journal Backs BRT in Madison
- As Ridership Slips, How Can Chicago Lure Commuters Back to Buses? (Streetsblog Chicago)
- Bike-Sharing Is Popular in Massachusetts, but Do the Numbers Work? (Globe)
- Nonprofit Could Bring Up to 10,000 Dockless Bikes to Twin Cities (Star Tribune)
- Des Moines Suburb Deeply Divided Over Sidewalks and Road Diets (Register)
- San Gabriel, CA, Traffic School Lets Cyclists Have Their Fines Forgiven (Tribune)
- Why Won't Cities Make Room for E-Bikes? (The Outline)
- Dockless Bike-Share Comes to Purdue (Courier & Journal), Richmond (Standard), and Bowling Green (College Heights Herald)
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