- Paying for Transit Fares Is Often Cheaper Than Building More Parking (Next City)
- Autonomous Cars Don’t Know When to Ask Human Drivers for Help (CityLab)
- Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Officially Buried, for Now (Roll Call)
- Sound Transit Takes a Leap of Faith on Uncertain Federal Funds (KOMO)
- What Can Dallas Do to Prevent Pedestrian Deaths? (D Magazine)
- Charlotte’s Blue Line Ridership Falls Short of Projections (Observer)
- U of Memphis Plans Giant Pedestrian Bridge — What Could Go Wrong? (C-A)
- Nashville Cyclists and Police Educate Drivers About Bike Lanes (WSMV)
- Bike-Share Booms in Flagstaff, AZ, (Daily Sun) and Eugene, OR (KEZI)
- Milwaukee Residents Get First Look at Streetcar June 8 (WDJT)
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