- Texas DOT’s Freeway Expansion Plan Would Devastate Downtown Dallas (D Mag)
- Detroit’s Seven-Lane Jefferson Avenue Goes on Road Diet (MLive)
- Philadelphia "Ride of Silence" Comes Days After Driver Killed a Bike Courier (Philly Mag)
- Minneapolis Tests Bus-Only Lane on Hennepin (Southwest Journal)
- Atlanta Transit Advocates: Light Rail Proposed for BeltLine Isn’t Enough (Curbed)
- Rochester Asks for Ideas for Complete Street Makeovers (Rochester First)
- Successful Bike-Share Programs Require Planning (Smart Cities Dive)
- Do Cyclists Belong on Sidewalks? (WAMU, Everett Herald)
- E-Scooter Pilot Program Launches in Honolulu (KHON)
- Did You Notice That This Week Is Infrastructure Week, Again? (Bond Buyer)
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