- Obama Wants to Stimulate More Private Infrastructure Investment (National Journal)
- DOT Chooses a Gold-Level Bike City and a Cyclist Death Trap For Bike Safety Summits (Fast Lane)
- Bike League Already Knows What the Outcome of Those Summits Should Be
- 800 People Per Square Mile? Your County Went For Obama. (Atlantic Cities)
- Canadian Tar Sands Oil Is Even Dirtier Than We're Used To (WaPo)
- Washington Post Endorses Idea to Build Three Blocks of Parking Under the National Mall (City Paper)
- NextCity Shines Spotlight on Young Urbanist Leaders
- Now Anderson Cooper Will Only Get One Chance a Day to Slander High-Speed Rail (Salon)
- Five Buses and Three Trains: A Blind Man Navigates Transit Cuts (Transpo Nation)
- Think Transit Doesn't Reduce Congestion? Try Taking It Away (Atlantic Cities)
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