- New York Leads US in "Walkable Urban Places" (Post)
- Urbanites Will Soon Outnumber Rural Populations (City Room)
- Hudson Yards Proposals Are In; No One Is Talking About Parking (TSTC)
- Gowanus Shore Unlikely Target of Land Speculators (Crain's)
- Bloomberg Again Links Pricing to Transit Fare (News)
- This Year's Gotta-Have Gift: The Rush Hour Traffic Jam Puzzle (Politicker)
- MTA to Hold Online Forum (Post)
- Rider Report Cards Dismissed as PR Gimmick (Sun)
- From Portland to New Haven, Streetcars Are Hot (N.H. Independent)
- Americans Don't Know How to Run a Railroad (WaPo)
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