- Non-Profit Founded to Bring Streetcar to Broadway (Blogdowntown)
- Pasadena Also Wants a Streetcar (Curbed LA)
- More Cities Opening Streets to Pedestrians and Cyclists (CS Monitor)
- US Seniors Find Sidewalks, Bike Lanes, Transit Service Lacking (MarketWatch via Planetizen)
- Car Sharing Will Be Expanded Soon (LA Downtown News)
- Fine Doubles for Running a Red Light (Times)
- Use of Transit and Telecommuting Hit Highs (Mass Transit Magazine)
- Texting While Walking Targeted by Doctors, Lawmakers (Wonkster, Daily Politics)
- Advertising Sends Mixed Messages on Cycling (Bike Commuter Blog)
- Victorville Father Accidently Runs Over Kids (Daily News)
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