- This Boston Suburb Turned Street Parking Into a Pop-Up Bus Lane (CityLab)
- Auto Loan Delinquencies Hit a New High (The Car Connection)
- What We Can Learn About Infrastructure Spending From the Stimulus (Brookings)
- Lawsuit Against Albuquerque Bus Rapid Transit Dropped (ABQ Journal)
- Globe and Mail: Self-Driving Cars Will Give Power Back to Pedestrians
- Congress Making Bipartisan Push for Urban Development Tax Credit (NextCity)
- Red Light Camera Ban Moving Forward in Florida (CBS Local)
- Safety Standards to Be Raised on CA Highways That Run Through Urban Areas (SF Examiner)
- When Red States Focus on Climate Change, They Use Different Words (Scientific American)
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