- Detroit Retrofitting Streets to Make Room for Bikes (Route 50)
- Comparing Two Very Different Styles of City Stadiums -- Kansas City vs. Toronto (Treehugger)
- LA's Open Streets Event CycLAvia Makes the Air Cleaner (LAist)
- When Gas Is Cheaper, Americans Spend the Savings on Gas (NYT Upshot)
- Oslo to Ban Cars in City Center Within Four Years (Guardian)
- Are Roundabouts on the Way Out in Europe? (Guardian)
- Most Urban Cyclists Aren't "Hipsters" (The Urban Edge)
- Nashville Leaders Exploring Light Rail Options (Nashville Business Journal)
- Governing: Complete Streets Movement Reshaping the Nation's Streets
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