- Under GOP Attack, Amtrak Ridership Hits Record High (AP)
- Massachusetts Looks to Triple Non-Car Travel by 2030 (The Globe, The Republican)
- Chicago Declares Busy Street "Greenest in America" (Sun-Times)
- Bike Economy Reaches Critical Mass in Detroit (Model D)
- DC: Don't Get Too Excited for That Streetcar Yet (GGW, Housing Complex)
- LaHood Highlights Public Transit in Rural South Dakota (AP)
- Next American Vanguard: Raleigh, NC's "Civic Instigator"
- How Bike-Sharing Fits Into a Chaotic Mexico City (IPS)
- Vancouver Successfully Stomps Down Transit Crimes (The Sun)
- NJ Transit Employees Lose Free Rides (NorthJersey.com)
- Concord, N.H. Cyclist Pushes for Bike-Friendly Main Street
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