- Milan's Congestion Charge Undone By a Complaint From a Parking Garage (NYT)
- Famously Wronged Georgia Pedestrian, Raquel Nelson, Arrested -- For Speeding (Patch)
- Lessons From Portland Transit Riders' Organizing Campaign (Americans for Transit)
- Yes, Thanks to Elimination of TIFIA Criteria, Bridge-to-Nowhere May Really Get Financing (Fiscal Times)
- Google Collects Traffic Data From You When You Check Google Traffic Data (Atlantic Cities)
- Historical Perspective Shows That Atlanta Transpo Vote Defeat Was No Victory For Tea Party (HNN)
- Vogue Mixes Haute Style and Bicycles (via TreeHugger)
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