- Hybrids Are a Gateway Car (Treehugger)
- "This Ain't Amsterdam": Mexico City Embraces the Bicycle (WaPo)
- Gas Prices Could Be Going Down (Hill)
- Was the Gated Community a Factor in Trayvon Martin's Murder? (Atlantic Cities)
- Right and Left Use the Same Empty Soundbite on Energy Policy (Grist)
- 730,000 Americans Bike to Work, A 50 Percent Increase From 2000 (Governing)
- Medical Marijuana States Struggle With Intoxication Guidelines For Driving (Stateline)
- You Think You're a Transit Nerd? You've Met Your Match (Star)
- There's Some Really Weird Synergy Between U.S. DOT and Glee These Days (Politico, Examiner)
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