- Cities’ Land Too Valuable to Waste on Parking (Bloomberg)
- D.C. Red Line Shutdown Is Bus Lanes' Time to Shine (Mobility Lab)
- The Oregonian Lists Portland’s 10 Most Dangerous Intersections
- Blind, Disabled Seattle Residents Worry About Dockless Bike-Share (KING)
- Michigan's Worst City for Cycling Ponders Improvements (Grand Rapids Mag)
- New Orleans Leaning on Park-and-Rides to Draw More Commuters (Advocate)
- Boston Mayor Threatens to Confiscate Illegal Scooter Rentals (Herald)
- Post and Courier Approves of Charleston Transpo Plan’s Focus on Complete Streets
- Indiana Town Requires Drivers to Steer Clear of Cyclists (WISH)
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