- Boston City Council President: We Need Protected Bike Lanes (Boston Globe)
- Boston Tests Out Temporary Protected Bike Lane (Globe)
- Sprawl Is Slowing in St. Louis (Post Dispatch)
- Automated Vehicle Designers Need to Hear From People Who Love Cities Now (Medium)
- LA Times Does a Postmortem on John Forester's Brand of Vehicular Cycling
- How to Get Bus Network Redesigns Right (BRT Plan)
- Treehugger: Stop Bashing E-Bikes, They're Better Than Driving
- Open Streets Coming to 9 Miles of Philly Roads (Billy Penn)
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