- East Coast Transit Agencies on Alert After Boston Explosions (Daily Record, The Hill x2)
- NYC Citi Bike Starts Enrolling Members (Streetsblog NYC)
- Cobb County Officials Struggle to Bring Transit Back From the Brink (AJC)
- Washington Gov. Wants to "Right-Size" Transportation Projects (Transpo Issues Daily)
- Nonprofit Wants to Put Climate Change Warning Labels on Gas Pump Nozzles (Good)
- Building a Taller and Heavier Parking Garage In Order to Repurpose It (Housing Complex)
- Small Transit Problems Can Create a Big Barrier to People With Disabilities (WSJ)
- Sprawl Reduces Opportunities For Human Contact (Phys.Org)
- Getting Moms -- of All Incomes -- On Bikes (Bike League)
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