- A Different View on Gov.'s Stimulus Letter to Obama (SF Streetsblog)
- Metrolink Safety Report: Board Needs to Know More About Metrolink (LA Now)
- Metro Seems Unprepared for Long Range Plan Criticism (Metblogs)
- Four Year Battle Against Home Depot Succeeds in Sunland (Daily News, LAist)
- Congestion Pricing: Great for Drivers (Freakonomics)
- CICLE Launches Program in Bike Maintenance/Management (Bike Radar)
- Congressman Eric Massa Enters the Annals of Absurd Future-Car Stunts (Wheels)
- Building a Culture of Bus Riding (Santa Rosa City Bus via Streetsblog.net)
- 2008 a Boom Year for Passenger Rail (Starts and Fits)
- Metro Transit Monitors Already Breaking Down (Bus Bench)
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