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Today’s Headlines

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 … Continued
  • 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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