- The Associated Press Examines the Rise of Protected Bike Lanes
- A Look at the Opportunities and Challenges of Vision Zero in American Cities (Fast.co)
- Megaproject Expert Says Transit Cost Estimates Are Getting More Realistic (MassTransitMag)
- Sonar Device Helps Nab Drivers Who Pass Cyclists to Closely (Fast.co)
- Shanghai Taking Action to Limit Sprawl (Global Times)
- First of Atlanta's Six Planned Transit-Oriented Developments Breaks Ground (WABE)
- State Level Politicking Threatens Twin Cities' Plans for Southwest Light Rail (Star Tribune)
- Dallas Advocates Demand a Downtown Subway (Morning News)
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