- Texas Can't Keep Up With Population Growth By Building Roads (Texas Transportation Institute)
- Downtown Columbus Employers Pilot Program to Subsidize Transit for Workers (Columbus Underground)
- Texas Senate Votes to Ban Red Light Cameras (Dallas Morning News)
- Can the Atlanta Beltline Ease Racial Divisions? (National Journal)
- Decline in Austin's Poverty Rate Likely Due to Displacement (Austin Monitor)
- What Happened When One Neighborhood Banned Cars for a Month (Pop Up City)
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