- SGV Pols Demand Gold Line Money for Congestion Pricing Support (SGV Tribune)
- Zev Downplays Sales Tax's Chances at Ballot (KNBC)
- LA's Poor Bike Infrastructure Holding City Back (Times via Bike Commute Tips)
- Even USDOT Gets Its Letters to the Editor Chopped Up (Fast Lane)
- Switching to Transit Not So Bad (Times)
- Metro Picks Congestion Pricing Consultants (Public Works.com)
- AB 3021 Is Important Legislation (Daily Bulletin)
- British Researchers Urge Next U.S. President to Curb Sprawl (Guardian UK)
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