- LeBron James Talks About His Love of Bikes (Wall Street Journal)
- Today’s Parking Garages Can Be the Housing of Tomorrow (Arch Daily)
- Uber and Lyft Want California Dems to Remove Drivers’ Protections (Bloomberg)
- Atlanta Buys Land for BeltLine Expansion (AJC)
- DC Cyclists Want Crackdown on Parking in Bike Lanes (WUSA)
- Baton Rouge Introduces Carpooling App (Advocate)
- Eugene and Oregon Police Will Ticket More Speeding Drivers (KVAL)
- Post & Courier: Testing Charleston Bus Rapid Transit Would Reduce Risk of Failure
- Sound Transit Demos Buildings to Clear Way for Light Rail (Herald Net)
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