- So Much for Infrastructure Week 2.0 (Huffington Post)
- Florida Can’t Afford Access to Trump Infrastructure Funds (Miami Herald)
- Dallas Needs More Bike Lanes to Make Bike-Share Work (Morning News)
- Baltimore Bike Lanes Delayed Again Over Fire Truck Access Concerns (Sun)
- Tax on Uber/Lyft Trips Would Fund Atlanta Mass Transit (WXIA)
- Seattle Group Launches Kickstarter to Bring Back Historic Trolleys (Next City)
- No Funding for Minneapolis Transit in Trump Budget (Star Tribune)
- Waymo-Uber Trial Made One Tech Writer Stop Trusting Self-Driving Cars (The Verge)
- How to Turn a Stroad Into a Street or a Road (Strong Towns)
- Cities Have Turned These 11 Underpasses Into Parks (Curbed)
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