- Seattle's Bike-Share System Launches With 500 Bikes (Post-Intelligencer, Slog)
- Tucson Streetcar Beats Expectations (Clean Technica)
- Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Has Surprisingly Non-Crazy Idea for Transpo Funding (State Journal)
- Philadelphia Studies Feasibility of Restoring Transit on Abandoned Line (Next City)
- Providence TIGER Grant Has Connecticut Thinking About Streetcars (WNPR)
- What If LA and Dallas Had the Transit That Was Planned Decades Ago? (SCPR, D Mag)
- DC Mayoral Frontrunner Muriel Bowser Talks Housing, Transit with GGW
- Here's How Dallas Plans to Spend $38M in TAP Bike/Ped Money (Star Courier)
- DC Most Expensive U.S. City Says Survey That Counts Laundry Soap But Not Transportation (WaPo)
- Why Are We Still Building Streetcars With Overhead Wires? (The Age)
- The U.S. Needs a Drivers' Version of This Dutch App that Rewards Phone-Free Biking (Cyclicio.us)
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