- Around the Country Today, Metered Spaces Become Public Parks for Park(ing) Day
- Hawaii's First Light Rail Snags Federal Funds (KHON)
- How Open Data Catalyzes Transit Innovations (Gov Tech)
- Why Did Bike Commuting Stall in Portland But Not in Other Cities Like D.C.? (Bike Portland, WashCycle)
- Rail Advocates Rally for Indiana to Fund Hoosier State Line (JC Online)
- Strong Downtowns = Strong Communities (Planners Web)
- In Fresno, Uncertainty Over High-Speed Rail Affects Economic Forecast (Fresno Bee)
- Complete Streets Design Approach Advances in Philly (Plan Philly)
- California Ride-Share Services Score Win (Good)
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