- A Pretty Actress Takes the Bus and Walks in Los Angeles (LA Times)
- 14 People Injured on a Bus in the Crenshaw District Reports a San Francisco Paper (SF Examiner)
- Montreal a Carless City? (CBC News)
- CarFREE Condo in Toronto (Inside Toronto)
- Opinions on the Opinions of the Times Expo Line Story (LA Wave)
- LA Flyaway Bus Going Behind the Orange Curtain (LA Times)
- Metro Lets Reporter Drives Bus. I'm waiting for Metro to Offer Me a Turn (Whittier Daily)
- Grass as fuel? Want to Be Eco without the Bus Issue (Spero News)
- The Rail-volution Is Coming!!! (Rail Volution)
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