- Report: Transportation Planning Isn't Keeping Up With the Times (Governing)
- Why Do Most Northeast Travelers Still Choose Driving? (CityLab)
- Transit Takes Front Seat in Talks on Atlanta's Future (AJC)
- Montgomery County, MD, to Start Building BRT on Its Own (WaPo)
- How Will Low-Income Commuters Deal with Fare Hikes in Denver and Bay Area? (Next City, SF Gate)
- A Healthier Future for Disappointing Commercial Corridors (Urban Land)
- Strong Towns Maps Cities That Ditched Parking Minimums
- How Can We Reduce Air Pollution Risks for Cyclists? (CityLab)
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