- Potential Hogan Opponent Releases Transit-Heavy Transpo Plan (Post)
- Philly Mayor Is So Sorry But There’s No Money for More Protected Bike Lanes (WHYY)
- How Do Cities Balance Data With Emotional Appeals for Bike Lanes? (Next City)
- Contrary to Handwringing Over Bike Clutter, Dallas Likes Bike-Sharing (Culture Map)
- Seattle's Almost Halfway to Funding Lynnwood Rail Extension (Seattle Times)
- Downtown Seattle's Sidewalks Are a "Decrepit Mess" (Crosscut)
- Baltimore Launches Nine New Bike Stations (WBAL)
- Feds Give Boston $100M to Start Work on Green Line Extension (Globe)
- Better Infrastructure Will Get More Women on Bikes (BikeArlington)
- Berlin Could Transform Itself Into a Cycling Utopia (CityLab)
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