- WaPo: Cities Can’t Rely on Uber and Lyft to Reduce Traffic
- Atlanta Has $2.5B to Spend on Transit -- But $11B Worth of Projects (AJC)
- Can Minneapolis Build the North Side Greenway Without Displacement? (Star-Trib)
- Rubber Flaps Could Make DC Streetcar Tracks Safer for Cyclists (WAMU)
- Salt Lake City Tells Scooter Riders to Stay Off Sidewalk (KSL)
- Kansas City Opens First Protected Bike Lane (KBIA)
- Rural Roundabouts Save Lives (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Google and Toronto Pare Down ‘Smart City’ Plans (Architect’s Newspaper)
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