- NYC Launches Nation's Biggest Bike-Share System (Streetsblog NYC)
- ... And It Already Has a Competitor (PIX11)
- New Yorkers (and the NY Press) React to Bike-Share (Streetsblog NYC)
- Chicago's Caught Bike-Share Fever, Memberships Go on Sale This Week (Sun-Times)
- Washington State Hopes to Reopen Collapsed Bridge By Mid-June (CNN, Newsroom America)
- Two Days After Washington Bridge Collapse, Another Goes Down in Missouri (AP)
- Collapses Highlight Funding Problem (Lethbridge Herald) But Will They Provoke Action? (Seattle Times)
- California's Bay Bridge Also Shows Signs of Fragility (SF Gate)
- At Age 14, Girls' Confidence About Biking Plummets (Bike Portland)
- More Canadian Kids Walk to School Than American Kids -- But It's Still Far Too Few (Province)
- LA Showcases the Limitations of Intelligent Transportation Improvements (Venture County Star)
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