- UC Examines Benefits, Challenges of Bullet Train (Fresno Bee)
- Hurricane Sandy Task Force Rolls Out Rebuilding Strategy (Fast Lane)
- Minneapolis Light Rail Project Goes "Back to the Drawing Board" (StarTribune)
- Study Forecasts 30 Percent Jump in Ridership From Nashville BRT (Tennessean)
- Strong Towns: Is There Value in Congestion?
- Baltimore Brew Covets SF Streetcar System
- Hoboken's Model for Bike Parking (Planetizen)
- WashCycle Lists New Fed-Funded Bike Projects Around D.C.
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