- Study: Cycling Is a £3 Billion Boost to UK Economy (Guardian)
- FTA Grants Are Improving Bike-Ped Access to Transit Stations (Bike League)
- Recessions Make Drivers Safer, Decrease Crashes Per Mile (WaPo)
- Failure to Renew Gas Tax Could Be Disastrous for California (Mercury)
- Study: Worse Than No Red Light Cameras? Removing Them. (Transportation Nation)
- An Introduction to Effective, Creative Gas Station Retrofits (PatternCities)
- Forbes Argues Against an Infrastructure Bank, Claims It Would Be 'Political Slush Fund'
- Huntsman Dismisses Bachmann’s Promise to Lower Gas Prices to Under $2 (The Hill)
- August 22, 1902: Theodore Roosevelt Inaugurates the Presidential Motorcade Era (NYT)
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