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    • Pedestrian Improvements to Maryland Roads Come Slowly (WaPo)
    • Kansas City Council Members Seek Streetcar Expansion (Star)
    • Sound Transit Takes a Step Toward Tacoma Dome Link Extension (Weekly)
    • Minneapolis Light-Rail Station at Nicollet Mall Now Open (Star-Tribune)
    • Indiana Nonprofit Will Invest $40M in Louisville-Area Greenway (Courier-Journal)
    • Providence Will Launch New England’s First Electric Bike-Share (Journal)
    • Pittsburgh Transpo Head’s 2018 Goal Is Autonomous Vehicle Regs (WESA)
    • Portland Drivers Killed More People Last Year Despite "Vision Zero" (KATU)
    • Virtual Parking Could Be LimeBike’s Solution to Bike Clutter (Recode)
    • Georgetown Busybodies Are Calling 911 on Bike-Share Users (The Drive)

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