- Mayors Need Federal Government's Help on Infrastructure (WaPo)
- How Can Virginia Get More Cars Off I-66? (WaPo)
- In Chicago, New Online Maps Push for Transpo Investment With Hard Data (Trib)
- In Boston, Former Transportation Chief Leads Olympics Campaign (Boston Globe)
- What Commuting Patterns Look Like When You Take Away Solo Driving (City Lab)
- Republican Governors Less Resistant on Raising Gas Taxes (NYT)
- Sacramento Streetcar Movement Picks Up Speed (Sac Bee)
- Downtown Blossoms in Oklahoma City (News OK)
- Six Mayors of the World Who Bike (City Fix)
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