- Boxer Wants Wholesale Oil Fees to Replace Federal Gas Tax (The Hill)
- It's Not Looking Good for Connecticut Rail Commuters (NYT)
- Foxx to Speak at APTA Conference (The Hill)
- Success Varies for Guerrilla Bike Lanes (Atlantic Cities)
- Austin Explores Urban Rail (KUT News)
- The Rise, Fall, Rise Again of American Streetcars (Sustainable Cities)
- BRT Plans Debated in Montgomery County, MD (WTOP)
- Bogotá Recognized for Climate Leadership in Transportation (Global Site Plans)
- Downtown Vegas Goes More Bike-Friendly (Review-Journal)
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