- Rail~Volution About to Get Underway in the Twin Cities (Strib)
- Detroit Cheers TIGER Grant for Woodward Avenue Streetcar Line (Detroit News)
- Scientist Praises Blumenauer's Call to Replace Gas Tax With VMT Fee (Roll Call)
- Coalition Forms to Address New Jersey Transportation Funding Crisis (NJ.com)
- Study of Housing + Transportation Costs Show Low-Income People Struggling (NLIHC)
- What Happened at FutureBike After Pro-Walk Pro-Bike? Here's a Twitter Recap (Bike League)
- Sidecar Quietly Positions Itself to Conquer the Transportation Market (GeekWire)
- The Bikelash Means You're Winning (CityLab, Streetfilms)
- How to Love Your Alley So It Loves You Back (Next City)
- "MinuteEarth" -- the Perfect Elevator Speech on How Better Policies Can Save the Planet (ScienceAlert)
- People Are Psyched to Get Hardcover NYC Subway Signage Guide from 1970 (Slate)
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