- Atlanta Beltline Founder Explains Why He Resigned From the Organization's Board (Creative Loafing)
- Where Should the Next Billion People Live? (Nature)
- Forbes: Inner-Ring Suburbs Need Some Attention
- New Urban Development Will Test El Paso's Vision for Smart Growth (KFox14)
- Detroit Aims to Restore Density in Midtown, Where Rising Rents Have Attracted Developers (Mlive)
- Public Transit Must Be Fast, Cheap and Convenient (Torontoist)
- Survey Shows Detroit Transit Vote May Be Close (Free Press)
- Admiring Germany's New Bike Superhighway, the Radschnellweg Ruhr (Urban Omnibus)
- Seattle Pedestrian Waits 26 Minutes for Walk Signal (K5)
- Survey Unpacks American Attitudes Toward Self-Driving Cars (Washington Post)
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