- Lee County, Florida, Hopes for TIGER Grant Today (News-Press)
- Link Between Transpo Planning and Health Gets More Attention (Trans Issues Daily)
- Richard Florida on Why Start-Ups Are Avoiding Office Parks in the Burbs (Atlantic Cities)
- Detroit News: Give Up on Feds, Use Private Money for Infrastructure
- Boomers Opting for Smaller "Pocket Neighborhoods" (AARP)
- Busy Bike Lanes = Better Business (Triple Pundit)
- Why Are People Driving Such Short Distances to Park at Metro Stations? (GGW)
- Coming Up on September 20: Park(ing) Day (Urban Speakeasy)
- Bike Portland Looks at the Nitty-Gritty of Bike-Share Plans
- Honda Sees a Way for Smartphones to Protect Pedestrians (Wired)
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