- Dad Whose 3 Kids Were Killed in Oregon Red-Light Running Crash Speaks (Register Guard)
- Will Charlotte City Council Act on Sprawl? (Charlotte Observer)
- Building New Roads Just Makes People Drive More (Vox)
- Des Moines Calls Off Bus Rapid Transit Plans (Des Moines Register)
- Bike Commuters Less Stressed at Work (Treehugger)
- Reno, Nevada, Gets Tactical Urbanism Makeover (NextCity)
- Why it Matters That We're Undercounting Transit, Walking, and Biking (City Observatory)
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