- FTA Warns Cincinnati Not to Cancel Streetcar Project (WKRC)
- Judge Bars California's Beleaguered High-Speed Rail From Issuing Bonds (Bloomberg)
- Realtors' Survey Again Reveals Americans' Indecision on Smart Growth (Switchboard)
- A Highway Teardown... in Dallas? (NextCity)
- An Entire World of Windshield Perspective Sufferers, Shocked By One Man Walking (NYT)
- San Jose Removes Buffered Bike Lane Installed "In Error" (Systemic Failure)
- Iowa Considers Using Sales Tax Money for Roads (Sioux City Journal)
- The "Complex and Urgent" Task of Urbanizing the Office Park (Globe and Mail)
- Cyclists "Long" to Be Hit to Get Drivers in Trouble, Says Tory Imbecile (HuffPo)
- Why Immigrants Drive Less (Atlantic Cities)
- Laborers' Union President Warns Not to Ignore Infrastructure Maintenance Needs (NorthJersey.com)
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