- Congress Goes Back and Forth About Transpo Funding, Leaves Town (Transpo Issues Daily)
- Remember When Infrastructure Investment Was Bipartisan? What Happened? (Transpo Nation)
- How John Mica Pulled Off the Impossible and Failed Miserably (DC Velocity) (*See corrections)
- MAP-21's Silver Lining: Local Control Over Bike/Ped Funds (Politico)
- Walkable Urbanism in the Sterile Suburbs Is No Kind of Urbanism at All (Salon)
- High-Speed Rail Showdown: Orski vs. Schank (WSJ)
- An Ethical and Mathematical Plea to Save School Busing (Ann Arbor Chronicle)
- Architects Don't Know Anything About Cities, Even When They Design Them (Guardian)
- If China Is the Epicenter of Bicycle Culture, Why Is Hong Kong So Far Behind? (News.com.au)
- More Cars Create Pressure for Indonesia to Build More Places for Them to Drive (Jakarta Globe)
- The Next 2.3 Billion People in the World Will Live in Cities -- Here's Where (Nature)
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