- Growth in Twin Cities Suburbs Means Transit Doesn’t Reach as Many Jobs (Star Tribune)
- Plan to Rebuild Houston After Harvey Includes “Green Loop,” Multimodal Streets (Curbed)
- Honolulu Residents Call for Complete Streets in Urban Core (KITV)
- Omaha Neighborhood’s Zoning Limits Parking and Discourages Driving (World-Herald)
- Governing Outlines "Innovative" Approaches to Boosting Transit Ridership
- TriMet Workers in Portland Get Pay Raises; No Fare Hike Needed (Oregonian)
- Majority of CA Voters Want to End Gas Tax That’s Funding Improved Transit (KTLA)
- Coeur D’Alene Nixes Transit Center Lobby Because of Fears It Will Attract Homeless (Press)
- HuffPost Compares D.C.’s Colorful Dockless Bikes to Pop-Up Street Art
- Stop Freaking Out About Dockless Bike-Share, Seattle (The Stranger)
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