- VP Candidates on Different Tracks with Amtrak Subsidies (CNN)
- Portland Metro Votes Against Devoted Funding for Active Transportation (Bike Portland)
- Bike League Looks at Growth of Cycling Since 2000
- Former Auto Repair Family Adapts to Minneapolis Light Rail (StarTribune)
- Delayed Silver Spring, MD Transit Center Set to Open Next Fall (WaPo)
- Illinois Gears Up for First High-Speed Rail Trip (Morris Daily Herald)
- Bike Counter Goes Up on Seattle's Fremont Bridge (Seattle Times)
- VA Beach Pulls Potentially Pro-Light-Rail Video (WAVY.com)
- Toronto Debates "E-Bike Equality" (The Star)
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