- Study: Car Ownership Isn't Going Away, But Technology's Changing Things (HuffPo, USA Today)
- Senator Cardin Rebukes Larry Hogan for Killing Baltimore's Red Line (Baltimore Biz Journal)
- Christie More Open to Gas Tax Hike in Jersey, But Only With Other Tax Cuts (NorthJersey.com)
- Could Houston Follow Paris's Lead With Car-Free Days? (Houston Chron)
- "A Place to Park One's Bike" Is a Real Estate Factor Now (WaPo)
- Seattle Bike-Share Would See Big Expansion Under Mayor's Budget (Seattle Times)
- The Next Frontier of New York Commuting: Ferries? (Next City)
- San Marcos "Quietly Schools" San Diego on Smart Development (Voice of San Diego)
- Alabama Goes For More Bike-Friendly Streets (AP)
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