- 7 Lessons in Bike Activism (Westside BikeSIDE)
- Don't Expect to See Grade Separated Light Rail in South L..A. Anytime Soon (CityWatch)
- Metrolink Completes Ped. Upgrades in Glendale (Progressive Railroading)
- 118 Widening Completed Ahead of Schedule (Ventura County Star)
- Virginia DOT Tries Zig-Zag Pavement Paint Job to Calm Traffic (WashCycle via Streetsblog.net)
- Newsom Running For Gov. Antonio Next? (Times)
- Portland's New Climate Action Plan Calls for Drastically Less Driving by 2050 (Portland Transport)
- The Impact of Bicyclists in U.S. Cities (Seattle PI via Planetizen)
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