- Bill Gates’ “Smart City” Near Phoenix Is Really Just More Sprawl (Slate)
- Rural Transit Services Keep the Carless Connected (American Prospect)
- Maryland Researcher Studies Purple Line's Effect on Health (Washington Post)
- Small Group of Bike Lane Foes Vows to Take Over Cambridge Planning (Day)
- Nimble "Vision Zero" Fire Truck Can Navigate People-Filled Streets (Wired)
- Providence and Boston and Thailand and Ukraine Eye Rail Projects (Next City)
- This South Korean City Is Designed to Be Car-Free (The Drive)
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