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A bike lane being installed on Manhattan's Upper West Side in 2010 (photo by Kate Hinds)
Federal spending on bike and pedestrian infrastructure was $4 a person in 2010 -- and Economix says we should be investing more. (New York Times)
Los Angeles's bus system gets millions of low-income workers to their jobs -- so why is the city cutting bus lines? (New York Times)
Why don't more women bike in NYC? Safety, safety, safety. (New York Times)
A Haaretz editorial characterizes the state of public transportation in Tel Aviv "shameful" and calls for reform.
A ruptured oil pipeline in Montana has spilled 1,000 barrels of oil into the Yellowstone River. (The Takeaway)
After five years and $12 million, Newark's proposed Triangle Park remains a parking lot -- not the pedestrian-friendly park space it was meant to be. (Star-Ledger)
Chicago's Metra might have double-charged customers who purchased tickets with credit cards last week. (Chicago Tribune)
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