- Washington Post Readers Suggest Five Additional "Sorry" Local Bus Stops
- Cleveland Weighs Kicking Buses Off Public Square (Plain Dealer)
- In Search of Alternatives to Urban Sprawl in Detroit (Model D)
- Detroit Seeks to Create Walkable "Pink Zones" (Detroit News)
- TreeHugger: No More Helmetsplaining
- Both Political Parties Call for More Infrastructure Spending (Reuters)
- Some Guy Thinks Self-Driving Cars Will Kill Transit Oriented Development (Forbes)
- Charleston City Council Approves Transportation Sales Tax for November Ballot (Post & Courier)
- Kansas City Streetcar Expansion Plan Moves Forward (KC Star)
- Women Cyclists Trying to Escape Harassment Find Themselves in Tough Position (Metro.us)
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