- House Considers Deep Cuts to EPA Budget, Including the Smart Growth Office (SGA)
- Equipment Manufacturers' Revenue Proposal Is a Road Gang Member's Dream (AEM, Infrastructurist)
- Will Congress Pass a Transportation Bill in September? Or Will the Government Shut Down? (Roll Call)
- Undocumented Immigrants Finding It Harder to Get Drivers Licenses (StateLine)
- Transportation Is a Civil Rights Issue (Wired)
- Capital Bikeshare Just Keeps On Growing (Examiner)
- Decision to Bar Bikeshare From the National Mall Draws Fire From Congress (GGW)
- Barred From Charging Parents, School Outsources Private Buses, Which Charge Parents (6 News)
- British National Plan Accused of Usurping Local Control and, Ironically, Promoting Sprawl (Guardian)
- A 7-Step Plan For Legalizing Smart Growth (Switchboard)
- Houston Challenge: Go Car-Free For a Month (Transportation Nation)
- Very Young and Very Old Cyclists Most at Fault in Crashes (Brisbane Times)
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