- Transportation for America Chooses Favorite TIGER Projects
- An Urbanist's Review of Pro-Walk Pro-Bike and Its Host City (Community Architect)
- Pro-Walk Pro-Bike Leaves Behind a Two-Way Cycletrack (Post-Gazette)
- Maryland Ballot Measure Would Prevent Raiding of Transportation Fund (Herald-Mail)
- Texas Has $54 Billion in Road Debt and Wants Permission to Spend More (Star-Telegram)
- Charlotte Finds Streetcar Operational Costs Will Be Double Bus, Light Rail Costs (Observer)
- Enquirer Lays Out 8 Steps to a Fully Funded Cincy Streetcar
- Santa Monica's Mountain Lions and the Developing World's Road-Building Boom (Salon)
- Cost Estimates for Boston's Green Line Rise to $2 Billion (WBUR)
- Wider Bike Lanes Make Drivers Less Anxious (Road.cc)
- More Research Shows Active Transpo Makes Us Happy (CityLab)
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