- Gwinnett County Sets March Date for Transit Referendum (AJC)
- What Does Timing Mean for Referendum’s Odds of Passing? (AJC)
- Cobb County Will Survey Residents to Gauge Support for Transit (MDJ)
- Feds Won’t Make Transit Equitable, So It’s Up to Cities (Governing)
- Uber Stops Testing Self-Driving Trucks (NPR)
- How to Design Cities for Autonomous Vehicles (Urban Land Institute)
- Self-Driving Cars Are Still a Long Way Off (Auto News)
- Cincinnati Might Take Over Streetcar From Transit Authority (WCPO)
- Minneapolis Cuts Bus Service Over Driver Shortage (Star-Tribune)
- Willamette Week Readers: Forget Scooters, Drivers Are the Real Menace
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