- Evidence That Lower-Income Americans Are Being Priced Out of Expensive Regions (WSJ)
- Among Interventions CDC Recommends to Improve Health: Expanding Transit
- Tesla's Suburban Problem (Alex Steffen)
- SEPTA Transit Workers Strike Begins Second Day in Philadelphia (WPVI)
- Pistons to Return to Detroit, Reversing Sprawl Exodus (Detroit News)
- Boston Bicyclists Take Safety Into Their Own Hands, Crowdfund Bike Lane Protection (GoFundMe)
- Pueblo, Colorado, to Spend $30,000 to Remove Bike Lanes (KRDO)
- Republicans Don't Even Try to Win Cities Anymore (NYT)
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