- AAA Projected More Driving This Labor Day Weekend (The Hill)
- New FTA Guidance Incentivizes Affordable Housing Near Transit (Rooflines)
- Arlington, Texas, Loses Distinction of Biggest U.S. City Without Transit (Wired)
- Infographic: "Pushing a Ton of Metal to Move 200 Lbs. of Flesh is Insanely Inefficient" (Treehugger)
- How Bike-Share Can Close Cycling's Gender Gap (Good)
- Come for the Tune-Up, Stay for the Espresso and the Massage: Bike Shops as Community Centers (WSJ)
- Fewer Crashes With Green Protected Bike Lane in Long Beach (Press-Telegram)
- Beyond "Interested But Concerned": Another Way to Categorize Cyclists (Forbes)
- Could Smog Push China Toward a Carbon Tax? (NYT)
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