- Obama Pushes for Parks, Clean Energy (Miami Herald, Politico)
- During Safest Year in Decades, 32,788 Still Die on American Roads (The Hill)
- Commuters Adapt in the Sprawling City of Atlanta (USA Today)
- Rolling Stones Keyboardist Weighs in on Smart Growth (SmartPlanet)
- Potholes Ahead for New Jersey with Gov. Christie's Transportation Plan (NJ.com)
- Slow Start for Providence's Commuter Line to TF Green Airport (AP)
- Planetizen Names Top 10 Planning Sites for 2011
- Enough With the Parking Already (City Paper)
- It's a Beautiful World: Enjoy the Ride (Grist)
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