- Final Vote Near for Indiana Transit Bill (Indy Star)
- Walkscore Ranks Toronto Tops for Transit in Canada (Toronto Star)
- Chicago Explores Two Plans for Transit System Overhaul (Chicago Trib)
- To Revitalize Downtown, Phoenix Looks at Decreasing Lanes, Speeds (AZ Central)
- Southwest Line Rail Planners Try to Win Over Minneapolis Critics (StarTrib)
- How Mexico's History of Sprawl Offers Lessons in Urban Development (The City Fix)
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Look at Light Rail as the Way Ahead
- Are Transit Systems Going Too High-Tech? (Atlantic Cities)
- Metromode Talks With Detroit's "Walkability Guru"
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