- With Americans Driving Less, Highway Deaths Dropped 9 Percent in 2008 (NYT)
- What the Hell is Taking So Long for Blue Line Safety Barriers? (Bus Bench)
- Santa Monica's Complaints with the Expo Line Spelled Out (SM Daily Press)
- Woman Attacks Boyfriend's Ex with SUV (Times)
- Daily News Outlines Possible Subway Routes to the Sea
- 37-Mile Catalina Trail Opens (LAist)
- IL Legislature Approves $496M in Capital Projects for Chicago Transit (CTA Tattler via Streetsblog.net)
- Commuter Bike Porn (A Continuous Lean)
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