- Ray LaHood, Streetsblog Reader (SF Streetsblog)
- Metro Scheduling Downtown Connector Meetings (LAist, Progressive Railroading)
- Metro Scheduling Subway to the Sea Meetings (Curbed)
- Villaraigosa Shows Up for Armstrong Ride, Doesn't Mention Bikes, Gets Booed (Rearview Rider)
- Pedestrian Rights Protest in Boyle Heights (Brayj Against the Machine)
- High Speed Rail Needs More Solar Power to Get Moving (CAHSR Blog)
- DC Building a 'Bicycle Transit Center' at Union Station (DC Examiner via Streetsblog.net)
- How Much Do Bicycles-Only Households Save Compared to Car Owners? (Wheels)
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