- Cyclists Claim Rights to Bike "Festival of Lights" (Soap Box)
- Auto VMT Still Dropping Nationwide... (New Republic)
- ...Transit Ridership Also in Decline (USA Today)
- Last Decade Saw Radical Changes in Downtown Culture, Night Life, Streets (Downtown News)
- More on the FEIR for Expo (SM Daily Press, KPCC)
- BRT Is Changing Urban Design Throughout Latin America (Brazil Mag.)
- Too Many Cyclists on "Wrong Side of Road," Fatalities Up in Long Beach (Press Telegram)
- Another Blog Picks Up the "L.A. Isn't White Enough for Good Biking" Comment (MetBlogs)
- Police Seek Help Finding Hit and Run Driver in Sun Valley (My Fox LA)
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