- White House Urges Schumer to Lift Hold on Batory as FRA Head (NBC)
- Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown Concerned About Trump’s Plan to Privatize Infrastructure (WOSU)
- Self-Driving Cars Have a Hard Time Detecting Cyclists (Slate)
- Dockless Bike-Share Companies Have All But Ignored Dallas Cleanup Order (KERA)
- Getting People on Bikes Takes Planning -- Not Just a Bunch of Bikes (Vice)
- Fort Lauderdale Commissioners Approve Wave Streetcar (WPLG, WLRN)
- Portland Cyclist Sues City After Crashing Into Concrete Barrier (Bicycling)
- Columbus, GA, Drivers Would Rather Pave Roads Than Build Sidewalks (Ledger-Enquirer)
- U.K. Study: People in Walkable Neighborhoods Have Lower Blood Pressure (Guardian)
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