- DC the Most Walkable City? Depends What Counts As a City (ArchDaily)
- There's So Much to Hate About Texas' Prop 1 -- Mostly the Things the Waco Trib Likes Best
- McAuliffe Administration Wisely Rethinking Virginia's Road-Building Plans (Roanoke Times)
- Texas' Gas Tax Only Covers Half of Transpo Costs, And That Will Keep Dropping (Standard-Times)
- Rich Donor Brings Suburban Road Widening to the Front of the Queue (Strib)
- NCDOT Defends I-77 Widening Amid Concerns About Contractor (Davidson News)
- Pennsylvanians "Scratching Their Heads" Over Toomey's Anti-Bike/Ped Proposal (Sentinel)
- Windshield Perspective Reporting on the Start of Construction on LA BRT (Beverly Hills Courier)
- Study Confirms There Is Safety in Numbers for Cyclists (Phys.Org)
- Would Mandatory Sleep Apnea Testing for Professional Drivers Prevent Crashes? (ABC)
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