- Friends 4 Expo: Right of Way Best Route for Phase II (SM Lookout)
- Forbes: California Needs More HOT Lanes
- City Demands Car Parking from Local Eco-Small Business (City Watch)
- Why the Auto Industry Bailout is Doomed (Boston Herald via Hugh Bartling)
- We Were Right About Measure R! (The Bus Bench)
- San Francisco Plans for Its First Pedestrian Priority Street (Streetsblog SF)
- John McCain Confuses Light Rail with High Speed Rail (Yglesias)
- O.C. Administrator Not Pleased When People Ask Why He Parks Illegally (LA Now)
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