- When Will Our Cities Reach Their Climate Tipping Point? (WaPo)
- Washington, DC: The New Bike City to Watch (People for Bikes)
- Plans for "Facebook Town" Show Smart Growth Mindset (Atlantic Cities)
- U.S. Cities Investing More and More in BRT (McClatchy)
- The Contradictions of Being a Tea Party "Transportation Junkie" (E&E Daily)
- Light Rail Spurs Housing Boom in Charlotte's South End (Charlotte Observer)
- Central, East Florida Outpace Tampa With Train Plans (Tampa Bay Biz Journal)
- Momentum Lists Biggest Myths About Women and Cycling
- There's Hope for Passenger Rail in Northwestern Ohio (Toledo Free Press)
- In Winnipeg, Transit Ridership Is Growing Twice as Fast as Population (Winnipeg Free Press)
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