- Tampa Will Remain the Largest U.S. City Without Passenger Rail (WJCT)
- Advocacy Group Pushes for Light Rail on Atlanta Beltline (Curbed)
- Transit Advocates Fear Austin Will Repeat Nashville’s Mistake (Biz Journal)
- Portland Vision Zero Report Puts Safety Onus on Victims (Bike Portland)
- Most Americans Overestimate Time It Takes to Walk or Bike to Work (NYT)
- Reliable Bike Parking Encourages New Riders (Mobility Lab)
- Southerners Welcome E-Scooters Shunned by Other Regions (Pew Stateline)
- Business Owners Think Kansas City Residents Are Really Lazy (Star)
- Here’s Another Credulous Article About Uber’s Flying Taxis (Fast Company)
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