- How TIFIA Works (Press Enterprise)
- Utah Olympics Veteran Has Transit Advice for London (Urgent Communications)
- Manufacturers: Time to Move Away From the Gas Tax (Nashua Telegraph)
- The West Coast Is Falling Back in Love With Transit (Architect's Newspaper via Planetizen)
- Can One Bike-Share System Fulfill the Needs of Tourists and Commuters Alike? (Articulate Discontent)
- Believe It or Not, APTA Names SEPTA Best Transit System (Daily Times, Phila. Daily News)
- CA HSR Will Be a Net Polluter For at Least 10 Years (KQED)
- Yes There Is a Plan B For Atlanta's Transpo Referendum (AJC, Creative Loafing)
- E-ZPass to Be Required For DC Beltway HOV-Lane Users (Transpo Nation)
- Traffic Projections Lead Engineers to Try to Turn Boulevard Plan Back Into a Highway (News OK)
- To Get More Women Cycling, Start a Ladies-Only Bike Club (Press Democrat)
- Myth vs. Fact About Bike Theft (Strib)
- Richard Florida (and Jane Jacobs) on Why Density Isn't Enough to Make a City Vibrant (WSJ)
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