- Transpo Cuts Caught in Congressional Crossfire (The Trucker)
- Women's Bike Summit Exceeds Wildest Dreams (Bike League)
- Transit-Oriented Development Threatens Gentrification in DC's Ward 7 (Transpo Nation)
- LaHood OK's Tolling on Virginia's New Express Lanes (WTOP)
- If a Big Box Store Sheds Its Big Box, Can It Be a Positive Part of the City? (GGW)
- LA as Straphanger's Paradise (Slate)
- Yes, the Planet Is Urbanizing. But Does It Need to Sprawl? (MNN)
- If Resources Were This Easy to Come By, What Would You Do For Your City? (Next American City)
- Would You Be More Likely to Rent Out Your Home, Your Car, or Your Bike? (Good)
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