- This LA Times Editorial Seriously Begins "Motorists Unite!"
- Cincinnati Bike-Share Beats Expectations (Local 12)
- Is the Architecture at Denver's Union Station Telling People of Color to Stay Away? (Post)
- Iowa Bicyclist's Life Worth $1,500 According to Judge (Register)
- Is New York City Underpopulated? (Salon)
- Revelstoke Times Review Examines the Costs of Various Transportation in the Canadian Town
- Can Apps Bring Intercity Rail Travel Into 21st Century Tech? (FT)
- Of Course Millennials Are Driving Less -- Driving Sucks (Sun Journal)
- Vision Zero Seeks to Make New York's Streets Safe for Children (Gotham Gazette)
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