- Stop the Presses: Trump’s Infrastructure Bill Is Still MIA (Politico)
- Lawsuit: Miami-Dade Squandered Tax Meant for Transit Expansion (Herald)
- Drivers in the High-Pressure Gig Economy Are More Likely to Crash (Guardian)
- Uber and Lyft Apply to Operate Bike-Share Service in Seattle (Seattle Times)
- Bike-Share Startup Spin Says It’s Replacing D.C. Bikes With Scooters (WaPo)
- Kroger Tries Autonomous Grocery Delivery in Arizona (Roadshow)
- Baltimore’s Bike-Share Failure Is a Black Eye for City (Brew)
- Bike-Share Coming to Wilmington (Port City Daily) and Spokane (KREM)
- Charlotte LYNX Lines Close This Weekend for Repairs (WBTV)
- Arizona Students Are Getting Really Desperate for Parking (Daily Star)
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