- The Psychology of Why Driving Turns Us Into Jerks (Slate)
- How New Jersey Can Lure People Out of Cars (NextCity)
- Scientist Says Climate Change Contributed to Texas Flooding Disaster (Texas Tribune)
- "Floating Bus Stops" Can Help Solve Bike-Bus Conflicts (CityLab)
- Proposal to Hike Tennessee Gas Tax "Not Going Anywhere" (Times Free Press)
- Maryland County Testing P3 Model for Funding Green Infrastructure (Governing)
- Self-Driving Google Car Might Not Ever Happen (Slate)
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