- Stimulus Draft Disappoints on Infrastructure, Especially Transit (NYT)
- Dr. Thompson Pleads 'Not Guilty,' Wants Case Dismissed (LA Now)
- Cities Battle Over Future of Gold Line (KABC)
- Debate Continues Over Schwarzenegger Proposal to Gut CEQA (Merc)
- Debunking the Safety Myth of Car Travel (WalkBikeCT via Streetsblog.net)
- Bike Activism and Planning Gaining Traction in Israel (Haaretz via Planetizen)
- Why Cars Don't Belong on Virginia-DC Bridges on Inauguration Day (BeyondDC)
- Blumenauer Gets Tickets for Obama Bikers (Bike Portland)
- Motorcyclists Block LA Freeway So Riders Can Do Tricks (USA Today)
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