- Advocates Demand 30 Miles of Protected Bike Lanes in Philadelphia (NBC Philly)
- Council Members Want "Progressive" Changes to Austin Mayor's $720 Roads Bond Plan (Statesman)
- The Link Between Walkability and Growth (NextCity)
- No Driver's License, No Job (The Atlantic)
- Mayor Says Detroit Isn't Shrinking Anymore (The Dirt)
- Florida Cop Sued After Having Dog Attack Man for Riding Bike Without Lights (WinkNews)
- Study: Charleston Bike Lane Isn't Slowing Traffic Much (ABCNews4)
- Photo of Car-Filled Bike Lane Angers Richmond Bicyclists (WTVR)
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