- Business and Industry Have Low Expectations for Transpo Bill (JoC)
- Streets Closed for Security Reasons Take on New Life as Public Spaces (GGW)
- A 25 Percent Cut in Emissions Isn't Nearly Enough, Study Says (Trans. Issues Daily)
- Atlantic Cities Tells You Everything You Wanted to Know About Bus Rapid Transit
- Message of Walkability Resonates in Baton Rouge (Advocate)
- Republicans for Environmental Protection Rebrands Itself Without "Republicans" (Grist)
- Report: Evaluating the Public Health Effects of Transpo Plans (PDF, via Politico)
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