- Bixi, Which Makes Equipment for Several Bike-Share Systems, Files for Bankruptcy (Tribune)
- Therese McMillan to Take Rogoff's Place, For Now, at FTA (PR)
- GOP Sen. Roy Blunt Takes Another Stab at an Infrastructure Bank (Blunt)
- Here's What You Missed at TRB (Planetizen)
- Road-Binging States Experience Less Economic Growth (Planetizen)
- Tampa to Unveil Bike-Share Branding Today (Tampa Bay Times)
- SEPTA Rider Designs App to Publish Realistic Train Timetables (NBC)
- Kansas City Turns to Crowdfunding for Bike-Share (Next City)
- Today: Bike Lanes in Cleveland. Tomorrow: Bike-Share? (Plain Dealer)
- Bike-Share Side Benefit: Data, Like This Analysis of 2013 CaBi Use (WashCycle)
- Like Obamacare, Transit Will Overcome Biases and Flourish If It Works Well (Planetizen)
- Miami Transit Decisions Spur Civil Rights Investigation (Herald)
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