- U.S. DOT Gives $59.3M to Clean Transit (Fast Lane)
- WSJ Outlines Options For Replacing the Gas Tax
- "Riding the Bus Is Like a War Zone": How Sexual Harassment Turns Women Off to Transit (LAist)
- New Mexico DOT Confirms That MAP-21 Will Mean Less Bike/Ped Funding (KOB)
- Everyone Is Going Crazy for This Danish Bus Ad
- Study: 10 Percent Increase in Smart Growth --> 20 Percent Decrease in Emissions (Smart Planet)
- Philly: Twice as Many Bikes, Half as Many Crashes (WHYY)
- To Reduce Fuel Consumption, Increase Efficiency or Gas Taxes? (Planetizen, Christian Science Monitor)
- Cyclists Will Thank You If You Drive Like This (WaPo)
- Blogosphere Responds to Crazy-Ass Examiner Cover (GGW, RPUS)
- RelayRides: The AirBnb of Transportation (Gadling)
- Andres Duany Designs the Future (Town Talk)
- The Midwest Doesn't Understand What Streets Are (Strong Towns)
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