- How Two States and DC Came Together to Fund WMATA (WaPo)
- Uber Had Problems With Autonomous Cars Well Before Tempe Crash (Fortune)
- Another Farcical Infrastructure Week Comes and Goes (Esquire)
- Measuring Bus and Bike Lane Blockage With Machine Learning (Fast Company)
- Vision Zero Can’t Come Fast Enough as Portland Traffic Deaths Outpace 2017 (KATU)
- Philadelphia Considers How to Handle Rising Number of Deliveries (WHYY)
- Michigan Police Look for Man Who Scratched Car Blocking Sidewalk — But Not the Driver Who Blocked the Sidewalk (MLive)
- Piles of Abandoned Bikes Are Everywhere in China (The Atlantic)
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