- Judge: Wisconsin Violated Civil Rights By Favoring Road-Building Over Transit (Journal Sentinel)
- LA Mayor Villaraigosa Wants to Continue Transit Tax Until 2069 (Transport Politic)
- Penn Designers Recommend HSR Tunnel Under Long Island Sound (Hartford Courant)
- Car-Saturated Mexico City Turns to Bike-Share (ZeeNews)
- Despite T-SPLOST Defeat, Transit Governance Reform Can Go Forward (Creative Loafing)
- Extremist Republican Transpo Platform Doesn't Matter (TID)
- Facebook Spurns Urbanity In Self-Contained Bubble HQ (New Republic)
- If Bike-Share Can Succeed in Fairbanks, Alaska (Average Temp: 27F) It Can Succeed Anywhere (WJTV)
- BRT As a Band-Aid When a Suture Is Needed (Atlantic Cities)
- The Safer You Make the Roadway, the More Unsafely People Drive (Ped Observations)
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