- LaHood, Chamber President Donohue Agree: Raise the Gas Tax (WAMU, CNN)
- Here Are (Just a Few) Things Transpo Experts Still Don't Know About Commuting (National Journal)
- One Man Goes It Alone in Lawsuit Again "Unsafe" Georgia Road Widening (Telegraph)
- "Airpocalypse" Shuts Down an Entire Chinese City (NYT)
- And Beijing Considers Limiting Driving on Bad-Air Days (NBC)
- Seattle Says Neighborhood Greenways Aren't Just For Portland Anymore (GGW)
- DC Prepares for Urban/Suburban Conflict on New Transportation Plan (WaPo)
- Granddad of Vehicular Cycling "Debates" Car-Banners and Cycletrack-Builders (NYT)
- Are Boomers Really Moving Back to Cities? Kotkin Says No (Forbes), Layman Says Yes (RPUS)
- Why Have We Turned Unique Towns into "Scary" Sprawl? And How Do We Turn Them Back? (Governing)
- Heart-Warming! Aging Bike Mechanic With Alzheimer's Opens Bike Shop in Hospital (China Post)
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