- U.S. DOT Announces $500 Million Round of TIGER Funding (Times Picayune)
- Arkansas Officials Reject Proposal to Turn I-30 in Little Rock Into a Boulevard (Arkansas Online)
- Indianapolis Working on Its First Pedestrian Plan (Fox59)
- SOV Commuting Drops on Colorado Highway, Carpooling and Bus Riding Rise (BizWest)
- Controversy Around London's "Garden Bridge" Plan (City Metric)
- How Much of Toronto's Awesome New Transit Plan Will Be Built? (Torontoist)
- Census Commute Mode Share Undercounts Transit Riders (City Observatory)
- Trends Point to Increasing Urbanization in Vancouver (Vancouver Sun)
- "The 10 Best States for Pedestrians" (Tech Insider)
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