- Canada's Top Urban Experts on Building a 21st Century City (Globe and Mail)
- Coloradoan: Uber's Growth Hurting Other Transportation Companies
- The War on Cars Is Winnable (Scroll.in)
- Debt Load Climbing for Wisconsin's Infrastructure (Winona Daily News)
- Minnesota GOP Wants Data About Spending Before Increasing Funding for Roads (Pioneer Press)
- As Housing Prices Rise in Central Boston, Suburbs Getting Younger (Boston Globe)
- How Will Planned TEX Rail in Forth Worth Change the Area? (Star-Telegram)
- Could the Purple Line Turn Maryland's College Park into a Real College Town? (WaPo)
- Smart Growth for Conservatives on "the Self-Inflicted Infrastructure Crisis"
- Boston Man Whose Snow-Cleared Parking Spot Is "Stolen" Exacts Revenge (Boston.com)
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