- A Look Into the Web of Factors Influencing the Gas Price Drop (WaPo)
- To Raise Transit Revenues, Don't Hike Fares: Sell Discounted Bulk Passes. (Atlantic Cities)
- ...Here's Proof It Works (Guelph Mercury)
- No Light Rail to New Suburban Braves Stadium, But Maglev Would Be Cool (Marietta Daily Journal)
- It's Decision Time for Pennsylvania Transpo Bill (Sun Gazette, Courier Times)
- DC Could See Some Cautious Changes to the Height Act (City Paper)
- District DOT Needs to Keep Its Promises (WaPo/GGW)
- Make Greenfield Developers Pay More, and Start Expanding Transit: Advice for Vancouver (News 1130)
- Capturing Secondary Pedestrian Activity: the Trip From the Bus Stop (JTLU)
- FlightCar Joins RelayRides in Reducing Need for Airport Parking by Car-Sharing (CBS)
- "These Days, Driving Is Just Another Form of Welfare" (Gainesville Sun)
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