- Are More Cyclists Dying Because There Are More Cyclists? (LAT)
- Transit Ridership Keeps On Rising -- So Don't Do Anything Stupid, Congress (APTA)
- Six Reasons Why We Need a Carbon Tax (The Hill)
- Surprise! Grover Norquist Is Against Raising the Gas Tax (WaPo)
- Millenials' Urban Leanings Jump-Start Rental Apartment Boom (Mobilizing the Region)
- In Which We All Turn Green With Envy Over Portland's 10.3% Bike-to-School Rate (BikePortland)
- Philly Feels Left Out of the Bike-Share Trend, Wants Its Own System (CBS)
- Tax Transit-Oriented Development in Connecticut to Pay For Road Projects? (Hartford Courant)
- Let's Price Parking Like Gasoline (Or Better Yet, With Market Pricing) And Move On (GGW)
- "Trying to Market a City Without Transit Is Like Trying to Sell a Cell Phone Without a Camera" (NJ)
- China's Pedestrian Roundabout Shows What Non-Auto-Oriented Infrastructure Can Be (Inthralld)
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