- Leahy Takes the Reigns at Metro (OC Register, Pasadena Star News, KNBC, Earth Times)
- Auditors Question GM's Viability With or Without Another Bailout (NYT)
- SCAG Takes No Position on Football Stadium (SGV Tribune)
- Could Downey California Become SoCal's Livable Streets Capital? (Bus Bench)
- Times' Car Blog Reads the INRIX Report We Covered Last Week
- Expo Line Coming to Santa Monica (Mirror)
- How About Bike Boulevards for LA? (Rearview Rider)
- The Bike-Related Wisdom of Rush Limbaugh (DC Examiner via Streetsblog.net)
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