- Florida Looks at Bike Safety Problems as Summit Takes Place (Tampa Bay Times, News Press)
- NRDC Switchboard: The Biggest Sprawl Isn't Necessarily Where You'd Expect
- California Governor Rides China Bullet Chain, Looking for Inspiration and Investors (LAT, AP)
- Truck Industry Heaps Scorn on Obama's Budget (FleetOwner)
- Reconciliation Could Be Possible on Massachusetts Transpo Funding (Boston Globe, AP)
- Maryland Looks for Private Funds for D.C. Purple Line, Baltimore Red Line (WaPo)
- It's "Walk to Work Day" in San Fran (Streetsblog SF)
- Should the Public or Private Sector Run DC's Streetcar? (GGW)
- Which Cycling Project Is Most Visionary? (Atlantic Cities)
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