- California HSR Will Still Be Subjected to House Oversight Committee Probe (Politico)
- A Slate Series on America's Walking Problem: Part I and Part II (of Four)
- A DC Masters Student Considers What Factors Make a Bikeshare Station Successful (GGW)
- Like the Free Market? Then You Should Love the City (New Republic)
- Urban Highway Removal Good For Your Health (CityFix)
- Rhode Island Congressional Delegation Sick of Not Having a Transpo Bill (GoLocalProv)
- Maryland's Bid to Raise Gas Tax Falls Apart in Committee (JoC)
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