- LaHood Cites Progress on Detroit Transit Authority (Detroit News, Free Press)
- Feds to Host Meeting on Rail Future for NE Corridor (AP)
- Bike Lanes Are Better When Separated, and Most Any Barrier Will Do (Atlantic Cities)
- Buffalo, NY Could See Smarter Growth (AP)
- Augusta Warned on Contingencies for Sales Tax Projects (Augusta Chronicle)
- Portland City Council Considers Map for 20 MPH Streets (Bike Portland)
- Bikestorming.org Pushes "51 Percent By 2030" (Treehugger)
- Advocates in Walker, Michigan Fight to Stay on "The Rapid" Bus Line (MLive)
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