- With Memphis, "Complete Streets" Celebrates 500th Policy (Bike League, Better Cities)
- Study in Seattle: Businesses Shouldn't Fear Bike Lanes (Think Progress, Transpo Issues Daily)
- New Yorkers, You Win for Longest Commute (Time)
- How Detroit Loses Tax Money From Reverse Commuters (Next City)
- California Lawmaker Pat Wiggins Remembered for Smart Growth Policies (Fresno Bee)
- How Seaside, Florida, Was Revolutionary for Planning (NRDC Switchboard)
- Twin Cities Looks to Make the Most of Every New Light-Rail Station (TC Daily Planet)
- Virginia Beach Goes More Walkable, Urban (Bacon's Rebellion)
- Looks Like a Long Road Ahead for Kansas City Streetcar (KC Biz Journal)
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