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Friday’s Headlines Wrote Themselves

Congress wants the DOT to regulate self-driving cars, and the DOT wants Congress to do it. As they bicker, the cars are already out there driving themselves.
Friday’s Headlines Wrote Themselves
A self-driving Hyundai in Irvine, California.
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  • Congress and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg both think the other should be doing more to regulate autonomous vehicles (Bloomberg). Meanwhile, AVs are already on streets in San Francisco, Arizona and elsewhere (Route Fifty).
  • Ride-sharing app Getaround hews more closely to its original carpooling mission than contemporaries Uber or Lyft. (CNBC)
  • The Minnesota Senate has killed a new passenger rail line connecting the Twin Cities and Duluth. (Minnesota Public Radio)
  • San Jose officials tried to hide the rising cost of a new Bay Area Rapid Transit line. (SFist)
  • Atlanta-area transit agencies have come together to start bus rapid transit service on the north side of I-285, the city’s ring road. (Urbanize Atlanta)
  • Will fare-free transit in Colorado this summer bring back riders? (Sun)
  • Shelby County, Tennessee, Mayor Lee Harris’ proposed budget includes a $1.3 million funding boost for Memphis transit. (Commercial Appeal)
  • Pedestrian deaths in Michigan rose 10 percent last year. (WXYZ)
  • Madison, Wisconsin, has been recognized for its Vision Zero program. (Badger Herald)
  • Indianapolis is updating its Complete Streets policy. (WRTV)
  • Lime is launching a bike-share service in Charleston this week. (Post and Courier)
  • Santa Fe’s pop-up bike lanes have been successful. (KRQE)
  • So few tenants at an Evanston, Illinois, apartment building have cars that it’s ending a parking lease with the city. (Round Table)
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Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.

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