- Bridge Failure Prompts Delaware Sen. Chris Coons to Speak Out on Infrastructure Investment (MSNBC)
- Cobb County Officials Oppose Plan to Run Transit Out to New Braves Stadium (WSAV)
- NYC Bike Shops Complain Citi Bike Has Hurt Their Business (Bloomberg)
- Aging Bridge in Minneapolis Is Temporarily Bike/Ped Only (Strib)
- Even Tiny Rural Towns Like Bill, Wyoming, (Pop: 11) Need Traffic Calming (Missoulian)
- New Bike "Safety" Law Requires WV Drivers to Honk Before Passing (Bluefield Daily Telegraph, FABB)
- Any Light Rail Station With 1,200 Parking Spots to Lose Should Lose 1,200 Parking Spots (Calgary Sun)
- Sure, Doze Off On the Train. Google Now Will Wake You Up When You Get There (Android Police)
- New Urbanist Credo of Focusing Investment on Prosperous Areas "Beyond Irresponsible" (Buffalo News)
- Transit Riders to Get Restroom Relief in Washington and Honolulu (WaPo, Hawaii News Now)
- SUVs Beat Out Convertibles Because Cars Aren't For Senseless Style Anymore (BusinessWeek)
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