- How Freeways Have Fractured America's Race Relations (Time)
- People for Bikes Rates the Top 10 Bike Lanes of 2014
- APTA: Public Transportation Use Up in Third Quarter (Roll Call)
- LA Times: Get High-Speed Rail Right for Our Grandkids
- What Has SE Michigan's Transit Authority Actually Been Up to for the Past Two Years? (Metromode)
- Does Arlington Have a Plan B After Killing the Streetcar? (Next City)
- Streetsblog Chicago's John Greenfield Calls for More Street Transformations in His City (Crain's)
- Curbed: Atlanta's Got to Quit Bickering Over Transit
- Gov. Malloy Predicts Good Things for CTfastrak After Tour (Hartford Courant)
- Amherst, MA, Loses Amtrak Service After More Than 30 Years (Mass Live)
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