- Blind Man Killed on Blue Line Tracks Leads to Safety Improvements (LA Now, Bus Bench)
- Route Changes Also Coming for Big Blue Bus (SM Lookout)
- Vélib, World's Largest Bike-Share System, Expands to Paris Suburbs (Bike-Share Blog)
- Bike Coalition Hands Out Bike Lights to Immigrants (Daily Bruin)
- Car Makers Use Taxpayer Money to Fund Fight Against Emissions Standards (New Yorker via Grist)
- Traffic Congestion Takes a Toll on Married Women (Ryan Avent)
- What U.S. DOT Programs Should Be Cut? (National Journal via Streetsblog.net)
- More on Car-Free Fridays (Blogdowntown)
- New Greenway Trail Opens in Whittier (Whittier Daily News)
- Four Killed in Freeway Crash in Colton (Times)
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