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    • Atlanta Transit Chief Moves to Boston to Head the T (Boston.com)
    • To Fund Transpo Projects, Wisconsin Looks at Mileage-Based Driving Fee (Journal Sentinel)
    • Ohio Senator Touts Work on Bus Safety (The Hill)
    • San Clemente Works on Landmark Bike/Ped Plan (OC Register)
    • DIY "Crosswalk Vigilante" Strikes Pittsburgh Neighborhood (Post-Gazette)
    • Uptown Houston Goes for $85.5M Transit Project (Chronicle)
    • Baltimore Sun: New Train Station Is Nice, But It Won't Solve Commuters' Problems
    • Cyclelicious Looks at Bike Commuting Across Country, and in California
    • New "Designed to Move" Report Highlights Transpo Policy, Portland (Bike Portland)
    • Former D.C. Mayor Defends More Walkable City (GGW)
    • Michigan County Won't Be Seeing Public Transit Soon (MLive)

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