- Street Life in Paris Is "Uncommonly Resilient" (New York Times)
- Two Charts That Show Why India Desperately Needs to Promote Transit (Scroll.in)
- Is Hatred of Long Commutes Driving Gentrification? (CityLab)
- Atlanta Burb: Distracted Driving Leading to "Large Increase" in Ped Injuries (Decatur Metro)
- Cleveland News Station: Are Our Bike Lanes Backwards? (News Net 5)
- Austin Named Gold-Level Bike-Friendly Community (Austin 360)
- Louisville Bike Advocate Cited for Failing to Use Bike Lane (Wave 3)
- In Montana, Amtrak Is an Important Source of Transit for the Elderly (Great Falls Tribune)
- Vancouver Police Encouraging Pedestrians to Wear Reflective Clothing in the Rain (The Province)
- One of America's Most Car-Centric Cities (Indianapolis) "Ditches the Car" (Take Part)
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