- Arizona Orders Self-Driving Ubers Off Roads (NYT)
- World Resources Institute: Politics, Victim-Blaming Stand in the Way of Safer Streets (Curbed)
- Judge Orders Release of Videos of Asheville Officer Beating Black Man for Jaywalking (Citizen-Times)
- Pittsburgh Officials Relieved Federal Budget Includes BRT Funding (TribLive)
- Austin Officially Unveils Draft Transit Plan (Community Impact)
- Las Vegas Mall Starts Charging for Parking to Ease Congestion (Review-Journal)
- Missouri Voters Might Vote on Gas-Tax Hike This Year (KMBC)
- Behold, Milwaukee’s First Streetcar Has Arrived (Journal Sentinel)
- App Designer Hopes Citymapper Can Improve Transit (Bloomberg)
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