- Obama's Climate Change Task Force Meets in L.A. (L.A. Times)
- Next City Talks With Outgoing D.C. Planning Director Harriet Tregoning
- Snow Holds Up Senate Rail Safety Hearing (The Hill)
- Syracuse Ponders the Future of I-81 (Syracuse.com)
- Northeast L.A. Pilots "Bike-Friendly Business District" (Curbed LA)
- What Can Orlando Learn from Charlotte's Light Rail? (My Fox Orlando)
- Crowdfunding Fuels Kansas City Bike Revolution (This Big City)
- Could Talking Car Technology Lead to a World Without Car Ownership? (Atlantic Cities)
- In Nashville, a Push to Block State Funding for BRT (Nashville Biz Journal)
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