- Cleveland Transit Authority Won’t Put Tax on Ballot in 2018 (Fox 8)
- Here Are the Most Dangerous Places to Bike in Philadelphia (Inquirer)
- Boston Is Finishing Its First Protected Bike Lane (WEEI)
- Decatur Starts Work on Network of Protected Bike Lanes (AJC)
- Minneapolis Explores Ways to Reverse Decline in Carpooling (Star-Trib)
- NC Triangle Officials Visit Richmond to See Bus Rapid Transit (WRAL)
- Tampa Business Journal Profiles the Force Behind St. Pete BRT
- Better Design, Less Victim-Blaming Will Make Walking Safer (Smart Cities Dive)
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