Washington Tops List Of Bike-Friendly States, Could Google’s Robot Cars Address Our Transportation Needs, Toyota V Tests Goal of U.S. Top-Seller

by Ami Cholia on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 12:51 PM

Catch up on today’s transportation news:

* Church Program Gives Away Bikes To The Undocumented, Poor – Transportation Nation

* Washington tops list of bike-friendly states – Streetsblog

* Google Scientist: Robot Cars Could Address Nation’s Transportation Infrastructure Crisis – TPM

* Experts expect gas prices to fall, but volatility possible – The Hill

* States are moving to make the roads safer for bicyclists as more Americans hit the road on two wheels. - USA Today

* Why the All-Electric Leaf May Not Be Your Greenest Fleet Option – Reuters

* Toyota’s Prius Wagon to Test Goal of U.S. Top-Seller – Bloomberg

Ami Cholia is co-editor of AltTransport. Follow her on Twitter @amicholia.

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