Humor
A totally fake news story, intended to satirize, not provide any factual information, makes fun of how much New York City's political leadership gave to Amazon to make sure HQ2 would call the Big Apple home.
The Onion
We're not sure if planners will find this game, since it's so close to real life, but maybe it will make a good recommendation for friends and family members?
Greater Greater Washington
Blog post
The most topical show on television got in on the e-scooter craze this week.
Blog post
This year's top Halloween costume: a public service announcement to drive safely on Halloween.
You know housing politics has gone mainstream when a satirical literary journal pokes fun at your acronyms.
McSweeney's
Is it more dangerous to break the law as a cyclist or as a driver?
Outside Online
The Reductress published a satirical post in which students discover their teacher takes three buses to get to work and decide to reward her with a better commute...made possible by better bus service.
Reductress
The rest of the world would only spoil it for the mapmakers.
The Onion
In a new video game, the player is a no-good raccoon wreaking havoc on the world around him.
Los Angeles Magazine
The Fake News website The Onion reports a complete fabrication about Elon Musk and Tesla.
The Onion
From Judi Dench to Queen Latifah, CityLab writers match transit systems with the personalities they think would make the best announcements.
CityLab
When allowing a crowd to decide the name of something important, make sure to add a layer of self-control.
Quartz
"Last year the government spent less on the ministry of silly walks than it did on national defense."
The Dallas Morning News
Witness the "theatricality of public space."
Mother Jones
Satirical website The Onion has noticed something about the American approach to the traffic circle.
The Onion
The transit map is useful, but doesn't always capture the scale of the engineering feat that produced the world's subways systems.
CityLab
This is another one of those "funny" articles, in that it's satire about a tragic state of affairs.
The Beaverton
Call it wildlife gone urban.
MPR News
Spend your free time dealing with the frustrations of your commute, but in video game form.
The Architect's Newspaper
This one is for the people watchers.
NorthJersey
