- This Just In: City Motorists Driving While Distracted (City Room, Post, News)
- Dangerous Bus Drivers Kept Behind the Wheel (Voice)
- Weiner's Pricing Alternative Is No Alternative (TSTC)
- A National Gas Tax: As Patriotic as It Is Unpopular (NYT)
- Oil Billionaire Buys His Own Airbus A380 (NYT)
- Americans Are Ignorant on Climate Change (On the Ground)
- Red Hook "De-Gentrification" Pinned on Lack of Transit (Across the Park)
- Streetcar's Return Heralded in New Orleans (USA Today)
- Strike Hobbles Paris Transit System; Many Take to Bikes (NYT)
- Is Michael Bloomberg America's Ken Livingstone? (Planetizen)
- Suburbs Not So Friendly After All, Especially to Women (HuffPo)
- Behold the Foldable, Stackable 'City Car' (Network World)
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