- Uber Will Stop Testing Self-Driving Cars in California (The Verge)
- What Happens When Autonomous Tech Meets Dangerous Roads (Brookings)
- Lyft Joins Chorus Condemning Uber for Rushing Self-Driving Cars (Reuters)
- Cities With More Transit Options Have Less Inequality (Undark)
- Georgia Governor Adds $100 Million to State Budget for Transit (AJC)
- Cleveland RTA Postpones Fare Hike, Talks Transit Ballot Measure Instead (Plain Dealer)
- To Get Cyclists Out of Blind Spots Philly Puts Bike Lane on Left Side of Street (Inquirer)
- Bike-Share Comes to Burlington (Free Press) and Mobile (Lagniappe)
- Paris Mayor Proposes Free Transit (Next City)
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