- How Commute Times Affect Public Health (Pacific Standard)
- Study Finds Sprawl Costs U.S. Economy $1 Trillion Per Year (Planetizen)
- Working Group: Lack of Transpo Options Hurts Life Prospects in Ferguson (KTRS)
- NJ Police Chief Scolds Pedestrians After Deaths on Busy Road (Burlington County Times)
- Australian Transport Officials Release "Level of Service" Guide for All Modes (Austroads)
- Why Cities Around the World Are Ditching Traffic Lights (Fast Company)
- Virginia Beach Seeking $155 Million From State for Light Rail from Norfolk (Hampton Roads)
- Motorists Driving Right Into Cincinnati's New Protected Bike Lane (Business Journal)
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