- Toronto Streetcar Cuts Travel Times and Ridership Soars (Star)
- Is D.C. Metro Ridership Declining Because of Uber and Lyft? (Post)
- Greater Greater Washington Wants Riders’ Help Measuring Metro’s Punctuality
- Sound Transit Working Out the Details of West Seattle Expansion (West Seattle Blog)
- Phoenix Aims to Add 180 Miles of Bike Lanes by 2022 (ABC 15)
- Albuquerque BRT Is a Success, But Work Isn’t Done Yet (Journal)
- Sioux Falls Officials: Self-Driving Cars Will Still Need Parking Spaces (Argus Leader)
- Columbia, MO, Considers Banning Driving While Distracted (Tribune)
- Uber’s Flying Car Is a Distraction From Its Financial Problems (Salon)
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