- Speaker Boehner: Passing a Long-Term Transportation Bill Is "Doable" (The Hill)
- Seattle's King County Cuts 28 Bus Routes, Considers Expanding Paratransit (Q13 Fox, Kirkland Reporter)
- Market-Rate Parking Comes to Seattle (CrossCut)
- Divvy Bike-Share Expands to Chicago Suburbs (Sun-Times)
- Bikelash Snarls Completion of Philly Bike Lane (Inquirer via Planetizen)
- Rail Line Will Be Restored As Part of I-11 Nevada Boondoggle (Review Journal)
- Transit, Bikes Boom in Pollution-Choked China (ECNS)
- LA Started Sprawling Well Before World War II (The Last Word on Nothing)
- Study: Active Transpo Can Help People Meet Physical Activity Recommendations (7th Space)
- People for Bikes Is Expanding Its Study Trips Outside Its Focus Cities (Next City)
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