- No Wonder Republicans Don't Like to Talk About Cities (Next American City)
- Detroit Exhorted to Work Together As a Region on Transit (MLive, Freep)
- Memphis Bus Riders Push For Gas Tax Increase on the Ballot (Commercial Appeal, WREG)
- Point/Counterpoint on Pierce County Sales Tax Hike For Transit (News Tribune)
- Multiple Ways to Measure Transit's Economic Efficiency (Ottawa Citizen)
- Cycletrack Fail in Toronto (Treehugger)
- Pasadena Shows How to Build "Better Suburban Neighborhoods Where a Car Isn't Mandatory" (GGW)
- Cardboard Bicycle Supports 485 Pounds and Lasts 10 Years, Even in Rain (Examiner)
- What Do You Know, Hot Bike Shop Employees Are Not the Key to Closing the Gender Gap (Atlantic Cities)
- Food Trucks: Not Just For Hipsters Anymore (WOAI)
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