March 16, 2011
Highlights
- Large pothole renews debate over future of Bowker Overpass near Kenmore Square (Boston Globe, Beacon Hill Patch)
By Eric Moskowitz -- The 12-foot pothole that ruptured across the offramp of an elevated roadway near Kenmore Square yesterday sent debris raining down on the Muddy River and snarled traffic in the area during the morning commute. It also renewed attention on the Bowker Overpass, a 1960s relic that some neighbors and officials call an eyesore that should be removed. - Separate Bikes-Only Lane in Cities Cut Injury Rate: Study (Bloomberg Businessweek, The Daily, Montreal Gazette, Grist)
By Alan Mozes -- Cyclists using special bike-only tracks that are physically separated from street traffic have fewer accidents compared to bikers pedalling alongside motor vehicles, a new study finds. "We found that there is a 28 percent lower injury rate when bicycling on cycle tracks, compared with bicycling in parallel and comparable roads," noted study lead author Anne Lusk, a research associate in the department of nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston. "Of course, intersections do have to be well-designed, ideally with red and green bicycle signals," Lusk added. "And even then, we're not suggesting that cycle tracks have zero risk. But rigorous research does show that the difference in the accident rate is real." - MBTA forges plan to reduce deficit (Boston Globe, Boston Herald)
Sale of revenue at parking lots is among ideas
By Eric Moskowitz -- Facing a projected deficit of more than $130 million for the coming year, MBTA leaders outlined a plan yesterday to balance the budget without raising fares or cutting service. Included is a proposal to sell parking revenue at most MBTA lots to investors in exchange for up-front cash to pay off debt, as well as a deal to lease the 1,275-space parking garage below North Station and TD Garden, which combined would generate or save $80 million for the year. - Governor Rick Scott Kills Florida High Speed Rail and Sends 20,000 Jobs Out of State (AltTransport, Transit Miami, Transportation Nation, New York Times, St Petersburg Times)
By Ami Cholia -- All attempts to save high-speed rail in Florida were thwarted today as the Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit forcing Governor Rick Scott to take $2.4 dollars of federally allocated money to build the project. Scott had previously told US Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood that he would not move forward with high-speed rail because he thought the project would cost Florida tax payers almost $3 billion in cost overruns. His decision was backed up by the Florida Supreme Court, which upheld his authority to reject the federal money. - New Bikeway Design Guide Could Bring Safer Cycling to More American Cities (Streetsblog DC, BikePortland, Transport Politic)
By Angie Schmitt -- Better bicycling infrastructure could be coming to a city near you thanks to an initiative of the National Association of City Transportation Officials. NACTO’s Cities for Cycling committee today released its anticipated Urban Bikeway Design Guide, a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in bicycle infrastructure that is intended to advance state and national policy. Created for a profession that prizes design standards, the document has the potential to spur widespread adoption of bike infrastructure that makes many more people feel safe riding on the street, leading to big increases in cycling for transportation, as well as gains in pedestrian safety. - Driver Plows Through Pack of Cyclists, Claims Self-Defense (NPR, Guardian)
By Bill Chappell -- Brazilian police are questioning a man who drove his car through a crowd of dozens of bicyclists, injuring at least 16 riders who were taking part in a group ride to raise awareness of cyclists on city streets. The driver of a black Volkswagen accelerated as he drove through the center of a pack of riders in the monthly Critical Mass bike ride Friday evening, in the southern city of Porto Alegre. More than 100 riders are believed to have been participating in the event.
"Streets"
- Accelerated Bridge Program --
- [Casey] Overpass replacement process to start this month (Jamaica Plain Gazette)
- Please Comment On Casey Overpass/Forest Hills Bike Access And Safety (Boston Biker)
- Editorial: The Charles River's bridge to the future (Boston Globe)
- Editorial: Underpasses on rehabbed bridge critical (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Anderson Bridge Hearing Report (Biking in Heels)
- Large pothole renews debate over future of Bowker Overpass near Kenmore Square (Boston Globe, Beacon Hill Patch)
- Accelerated Bridge Program: Medford I-93 Bridges (MassDOT Blog)
- Darkness reigns along swath of Turnpike (Boston Globe)
- Snowbanks show their dark side (Boston Globe)
- Editorial: What Quincy Can Teach New York City (New York Times)
- Watch your streets -- knitters are on the loose (Boston Globe)
- Boston Dorchester Avenue Work to Resume (MassDOT Blog)
- Summer Street Parking Situation Remains Unsettled (Watertown Patch)
- Starts & Stops: Even a little snow adds up to a lot of MassDOT costs; Nothing to crow about; More monry needed for T's 'state of good repair' (Boston Globe)
- In need of an exit plan in O'Neill tunnel (Boston Globe)
- LivableStreets Alliance hosts Boston Complete Streets Team (Boston Complete Streets)
- Cambridge working to add retail to North Mass. Ave. (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Hey Somerville, we want your pothole photos! Yes, we're serious (Somerville Journal)
- Bike-walk activist due at Burlington 'meet-up' (Burlington Free Press)
- North End's one-way ticket (Boston Herald)
- Engineering Group Presents Mt. Auburn Street Possibilities (Watertown Patch)
- Lower Broadway's $7 million renovation set in place for Somerville (Somerville Journal, Somerville Patch, ESMS)
- Alleyways and Sidewalks Top Union Park Meeting Agenda (South End Patch)
- Potholes--Shake, Rattle, Report Them (CCTV, Cambridge Chronicle)
- Pothole-riven Brockton road achieves notoriety beyond its locale (Boston Globe)
- Why no one is paying attention to traffic signals (Boston Globe)
- Hot, Cold and Green: In-place pavement recycling meets a variety of needs (Better Roads)
Walking
- A son seeks answers (CommonWealth Magazine)
- Cambridge Street sidewalk still not shoveled, remains an icy mess (Allston-Brighton TAB)
- City: Take this walk and shovel (Boston Metro)
- Transportation Board approves raised crosswalk plan for Pond Avenue in Brookline (Brookline TAB)
- Boston City Councilor Proposes New Use For Shoveling Fines (West Roxbury Patch)
Bicycling
- Vulnerable Road Users Bill Filed (MassBike)
- Which came first, maintained facilities or the Riders? (Biking in Heels)
- Will Beacon Hill get a bike lane? (Boston Globe)
- Riding your bike? Bring a good lock (Boston Metro)
- Three bikes and you're out (Boston Metro)
- Misadventures in the Thaw (Lovely Bicycle)
- A win-Schwinn proposition? Bike lanes may make roads safer for everyone (Marblehead Reporter)
- Readville-based group builds bicycle frames to your exacting specifications (Boston Globe)
- The T Loves Bikes, Contrary to Popular Belief (The Quad)
- Help DotBike Close The Gap (Boston Biker)
- How bikes and legal parking can co-exist (Newton Streets and Sidewalks)
- On Biking: the weather is better, and he's back to biking (Boston Globe)
- Cambridge bike program helps hopeless (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Separate Bikes-Only Lane in Cities Cut Injury Rate: Study (Bloomberg Businessweek, The Daily, Montreal Gazette, Grist)
Transit
- Green Line Extension --
- Extending Green Line to Route 16 Has No Shortage of Questions, Concerns (Medford Patch, Boston Globe, Somerville Journal)
- Green Line Extension Gets Crucial Go Ahead, New Lechmere Station Agreement Approved (Somerville Patch, Somerville Journal, Universal Hub, MassDOT Blog)
- NorthPoint neighbors resume push for market in Cambridge (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Key Bus Route Improvement Program --
- MBTA Proposes Changes to 66 Bus, But Lateness May Still be an Issue (Brookline Patch)
- Route 1 Bus Could Lose Six South End Stops (South End Patch)
- Starts & Stops: Assembly Square station gets go-ahead, lifting hope for redevelopment of site into a riverfront complex; MBTA approves $22m for Green Line extension, crosses fingers for US funding (Boston Globe)
- Editorial: Tap parking revenues at Logan to ease dire state of the MBTA (Boston Globe)
- T looks to crack down on fare evaders by boosting fines (Boston Globe)
- Rail service to get scrutiny (Boston Globe)
- More than 500 earn more than $100K at MBTA (Boston Globe)
- Hope springs eternal for commuter rail riders (Boston Metro, Boston Globe)
- The apparent illogic in reduced train service (Transit on the Line)
- MBTA doles out big bucks with OT spike (Boston Herald)
- Bus 92 Detours vex Confused Commuters (Charlestown Patriot-Bridge)
- More Transit from Boston to Berkshires (Blue Mass Group)
- MBTA forges plan to reduce deficit (Boston Globe, Boston Herald)
- T officials propose CharlieCard ads (Boston Metro)
- T denies warranty change for ties (CommonWealth Magazine)
- MBTA riders rail against axing of refund program (Boston Herald, WBUR)
- Commuter Rail drawbridges carry brunt of the blame (Boston Metro)
- Letter: In steps to raise revenue from parking lots, MBTA must not lose control (Boston Globe)
- MBTA: Fire Prevention Campaign (MassDOT Blog, Boston Metro)
- Why snow, cold take such a toll on Orange Line trains (Universal Hub)
- Patrick administration considers turning commuter rail over to MBTA (Brockton Enterprise)
- Commuter rail officials offer free rides, apologize after 4-hour trip to Worcester (Boston Globe)
- MBCR fined $500K for making you late (Boston Metro)
- MBTA GM responds to angry rider complaints (NECN)
- T launches customer service projects (Boston Metro)
- MBTA gearing up for single-operator Red Line trains (Universal Hub)
- What slogan would you put on an MBTA product? (Boston Globe)
- First look: the T's new merchandise (Boston Globe)
- Big Dig firm to help run T project (Boston Globe, Universal Hub)
- Lt. Governor: Work Aggressively to Improve Transportation (MassDOT Blog)
- Starts & Stops: Group still hopes for long-delayed Arborway plan; Comparatively speaking, the T is a bargain (Boston Globe, Boston Metro)
- VIDEO: Why Build High-Speed Rail in the Northeast? (Regional Plan Association)
- Lawmakers call for look into MBTA winter woes (Boston Globe)
- Either way, T riders pay (Boston Globe)
- Knocked off track (CommonWealth Magazine)
- Starts & Stops: With new system, commuter rail getting closer to sending more timely T-alerts (Boston Globe)
Cars/Parking
- A novel vehicle generates polarizing opinions (Boston Globe)
- Ever Try To Use Credit In A Boston Cab? (WBUR, Universal Hub)
- Boston's Cabs Are Most Expensive Anywhere (WBUR)
- Yes, Somerville You Can Pay Parking Tickets Online at New Website (Somerville Patch, Somerville Journal)
- Revere man arraigned for alleged drunken space-saver rage with a snow plow (Universal Hub)
- Town alters parking restrictions in East Arlington (Arlington Advocate)
- Editorial: Garden traffic: Untying the knots (Boston Globe)
- LAW TALK: Are you covered? (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Man who was texting behind wheel drives off Danvers bridge and into river, police say (Boston Globe)
- Brookline cracking down on out-of-state parking ticket scofflaws (Brookline TAB)
- Paying the right price for parking (Boston Globe)
- New Parking Rules Prohibits Parking on Sidewalks (Watertown Patch)
- Temporary Parking Ban Lifted (Belmont Patch)
- Credit card readers tested on some downtown parking meters (Boston Globe, West Roxbury Transcript)
- Fees curb urge to appeal traffic tickets (Boston Globe)
- Cutting Through the Bother of City Parking (New York Times)
- Redevelopment Authority to Study Adding Parking Lots Beneath I-93 (South End Patch)
Transportation financing/Government
- Snow tests T, highway budgets (Boston Globe)
- Residents, Legislators Meet to Discuss Transportation (Worcester Business Journal)
- Winter Storms Costing Brookline Nearly $2M (Brookline Patch)
Parks
- Rose Kennedy Greenway --
- Editorial: A Greenway built for schmoozing (Boston Globe)
- Editorial: A true green vision for the Greenway (Boston Globe)
- Banning Smoking in Public Places (Beacon Hill Times, Beacon Hill Times, Dorchester Reporter)
- Rail-trail committees create two-town plan (Nashoba Publishing)
- Boston Common set for face lift (Boston Globe)
- New bike path Alewife-Belmont (Velo Fellow)
- Letter: Park smoking ban is 'immorally discriminatory' (Cambridge Chronicle)
- Millers River soon to change (Charlestown Bridge)
Development projects
- Rose Kennedy Greenway --
- End of grand Greenway vision (Boston Globe, NorthEndWaterfront.com)
- Editorial: Funding woes shouldn't bury plans for new museum, garden (Boston Globe)
- Greenway Reform and Transparency Legislation Filed by State Representative Aaron Michlewitz (NorthEndWaterfront.com)
- Interest in Greenway public market high (Boston Globe, Beacon Hill Times, Boston Metro, NorthEndWaterfront.com)
- Winsor School unveils major expansion plans in Longwood area (Boston Globe)
- Boston's architecture suffers from the price of winning approval (Boston Globe)
- Boston Could Take Lion's Share of Circle Cinemas Redevelopment (Brookline Patch)
- Church condos 'last approval' draws neighbor opposition (Cambridge Day, Cambridge Chronicle)
- Opinion: Ready or Not, More Major Towers May Mean More Traffic (Back Bay Patch)
- Community welcomes Hayward Place project, with reservations (Boston Globe)
- Chinatown complex gets green light from city (Boston Globe)
- Scaled-back Jerry Remy's rooftop may connect with neighborhood (Boston Herald)
- Proposed Mass. Eye and Ear Expansion Remains Controversial (Beacon Hill Times)
- Neighbors Express Concern over Garden Garage Proposal (Beacon Hill Times, Boston Metro)
- Remy's roof deck could open way for lots more roof-deck dining in Fenway (Universal Hub)
- Dining on the waterfront (Boston Globe)
- Filene's property owners shifts gears (Boston Globe)
- DEP ruling on Belmont Uplands appealed (Arlington Advocate)
- Mayor plans partnership to revive Dudley Sq. (Boston Globe, Boston Globe)
- New grocery will need more parking (Jamaica Plain Gazette)
- Editorial: Menino offers a credible plan to bring new life to Roxbury (Boston Globe)
- Hancock Village neighbors continue expansion fight (Brookline TAB)
- Plan to build downtown apartment tower gets OK (Boston Globe)
- Construction on Charlesview Complex Set to Begin (Harvard Crimson)
- Faces coming down (Cambridge Chronicle, Boston Globe)
- Ikea slow to furnish Assembly Square (Boston Herald)
Land Use/Planning
- Editorial: If you love nature, move to the city (Boston Globe)
- Letter: Urban lifestyle not for everyone (Boston Globe)
- Letter: Public transit prevents carbon emissions (Boston Globe)
- City starting effort to re-zone Dorchester Avenue (Dorchester Reporter)
- At SomerVision Meeting, Residents Tackle City's Future (Somerville Patch, Somerville Journal)
- Anti-sign group spent $442,000, mostly on petition (Cambridge Day)
Out-of-state
- VIDEO: Streetfilms: Moving Beyond the Automobile --
- Transit-Oriented Development (Streetfilms)
- Bicycling (Streetfilms)
- Car Sharing (Streetfilms)
- Bus Rapid Transit (Streetfilms)
- New York City --
- City Council Unanimously Passes Bill To Improve Crash Data (NY1)
- VIDEO: The Case for Bike Racks on NYC Buses (Streetfilms)
- Bill Banning Smoking in Parks Signed Into Law (New York Observer)
- Wider lanes, pedestrian walkway & bike path all part of plan for new Goethals Bridge from S.I. (NY Daily News)
- Bike Lane Battle Crosses GWB Into Hoboken (CBS NY)
- There Is No War On Cars (Streetsblog)
- City Drops Plan for 34th St. Pedestrian Plaza (New York Times, New York Times)
- VIDEO: "Floating Parking" & Bike-Buffer Zones in Separated Cycletracks (Streetfilms)
- The City's Misunderstood Cyclists (Wall Street Journal)
- For City's Transportation Chief, Kudos and Criticism (New York Times, AlterNet)
- Advocates Deliver 1,700 Thank Yous to Sadik-Khan and Bloomberg (Streetsblog)
- New York City: Prospect Park Bike Lanes --
- Bring on bike lanes: Bloomberg and Sadik-Khan should build more, not fewer, pathways for cyclists (New York Daily News)
- Prospect Park Bike Lane Opponents Support Moratorium On All Bike Lanes (Transportation Nation)
- The Bike Lane Battle of the Bulge (Huffington Post)
- Sadik-Khan and Bloomberg have made New York safe: The battle against cars has saved lives (NY Daily News)
- Lawsuit Seeks to Erase Bike Lane in New York City (New York Times, CBS NY)
- In Brooklyn, Divided Opinion About a Bike Lane by a Park (New York Times)
- Backlash To The Bike Lane Backlash (Transportation Nation)
- Bike Lames! Straw Men on 10-Speeds in New York's Last Culture War (New York Observer)
- How one New York bike lane could affect the future of cycling worldwide (Guardian)
- Politically Connected PPW Bike Lane Foes Are Fighting Their Own Neighbors (Streetsblog)
- Battle of the Bike Lanes (New Yorker: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
- John Cassidy vs bipeds (Reuters)
- The New York City Bike Lane Backlash is Complete Irrational (Naparstek Post)
- 'I Was A Teenage Cyclist', or How Anti-Bike-Lane Arguments Echo the Tea Party (New York Times)
- In Charleston, an Affordable, Effective Alternative to Highway Expansion (Streetsblog DC)
- A Year in the Slow Lane in a '30 Ford (New York Times)
- Public Transportation Key to Transforming Communities (US News)
- Hell in Wheels: Is there no end to the stream of traffic insults (Seattle Times)
- Better-Designed Streets for Walkers and Bikers Are Coming to L.A. (GOOD)
- Stay calm: Bicycle boulevard on the way (Austin Statesman)
- Chicago's Lawrence Avenue to Get a Trim (Architects Newspaper)
- Debate over the merits of Maryland's new toll road continues as the ICC opens to traffic (Washington Post)
- Less Is More: Highway Removal Could Make Buffalo a Better City (Streetsblog)
- Goodbye, 30/10. Hello, Fast Forward America. (Streetsblog LA)
- PSU report: Cycle track, buffered bike lanes working well, but could be improved (BikePortland)
- New bike lanes called a cycle track are planned for Chicago (Chicago Tribune)
- Bicycle master plan is expected to be approved by the L.A. City Council (Los Angeles Times)
- To improve bus safety, Trimet tests turn warning system (BikePortland)
- VIDEO: Game Changer: Earl Blumenauer is a Force on Two Wheels (Politico)
- Bypasses of Bypasses: A Case Study on Induced Sprawl From North Carolina (Streetsblog)
- $3M jury award in Md. pedestrian death (Washington Post)
National trends
- National Bike Summit --
- My message to the 2011 National Bike Summit: "We have work to do" (USDOT, Streetsblog DC)
- 2011 Bike Summit is Here (WashCycle, Washington Post)
- New York Transportation Chief Defends Bike Lanes (New York Times)
- U.S. Sect'y LaHood Says Cars Should Play Smaller Role In Next Gen Of Transportation (Transportation Nation)
- Transportation Icons Call Bike Advocates "Unstoppable" (ABW)
- High Speed Rail --
- Editorial: A lost cause: The high-speed rail race (Washington Post)
- High-Speed Rail Is a Fast Track to Government Waste (Newsweek)
- Letter: Rail Investment Makes Sense, if Not High-Speed Rail (Wall Street Journal)
- High Speed to Insolvency (Newsweek)
- George Will thinks that high-speed rail is really a tool to control your mind (Grist)
- Before George Will was against high-speed rail, he was for it (Grist)
- Can't I just be pro-transportation? (Washington Post)
- Public Poll Shows Bipartisan Support for Public Rail Funding (Infrastructurist)
- Governor Rick Scott Kills Florida High Speed Rail and Sends 20,000 Jobs Out of State (Transit Miami, Transportation Nation, New York Times, AltTransport, St Petersburg Times)
- Florida High-Speed Rail Would Have Made Money: DOT Report (AltTransport)
- VIDEO: 'Mad Men' Support High-Speed Rail (AltTransport)
- What Boondoggle? Private Sector Wants in on HSR Action (Streetsblog DC)
- Rage Against Your Machine (Outside)
- Electric Bike Makers Vie to Gain Footing in U.S. Market (InTransition)
- Playing with a new deck: The rules of the transportation funding game have changed in Washington (Better Roads)
- All-American Streetcar Boom Fuels Urban Future (NPR)
- Americans want Congress to 'fix it first', invest in and improve our transportation system (T4America, Washington Post)
- President Obama Proposes Major Funding Increases, Reorganization for Nation's Transport (Transport Politic)
- Is There Hope for an Infrastructure Bank? (National Journal)
- Researchers Study 'Sidewalk Rage' (Wall Street Journal)
- The death of the gas tax -- and of infrastructure investment? (Washington Post)
- New Carsharing Association Aims to Reduce Car Ownership (The City Fix)
- Rural access to intercity transportation declining (Reuters)
- Home buyers are moving closer to public transit (Marketplace)
- Should you be liable for 'crash taxes'? (Marketplace)
- New Report: America's Poor Infrastructure Is Holding Back Economic Growth (Infrastructurist)
- Transforming the Highway Trust Fund (National Journal)
- "Transportation 101" provides a primer on the federal transportation program (T4America)
- Streetcar revival means more mobility, more American jobs (USDOT)
- The Ethics of Winter Dibs Parking (Slate)
- Overcoming opposition to narrow streets (New Urban Network)
- How bicycling will save the economy (if we let it) (Grist)
- Buildings for the 21st Century: American support for sustainable communities (Smart Growth America)
- Downtown need a makeover? More cities are razing urban highways (Christian Science Monitor)
- Automobile Poverty (New Urban Network: Part 1, Part 2)
- House Passes Seventh Extension of Transportation Bill (Streetsblog DC)
- Greenest homes are those near public transit (USA TODAY)
- U.S. Gets a Lesson From Developing Countries on Buses (New York Times)
- The Way We Drive Now: There's a reason Washington can't get Americans out of their cars (Weekly Standard)
- More Highways, Less Congestion: The theory of 'induced demand' fails the road test (Weekly Standard)
- Bruised Feelings and Skinned Knees Litter Suburban Sidewalk Politics (Wall Street Journal)
- Threats of Gridlock are Greatly Exaggerated (Planetizen)
- New Bikeway Design Guide Could Bring Safer Cycling to More American Cities (Streetsblog DC, BikePortland, Transport Politic)
- Infographic: Traffic jams (Cyclicious)
- Keeping Tabs on the Infrastructure, Wirelessly (New York Times)
International news
- Beirut's lone public park isn't (Los Angeles Times)
- To Make Pedestrians Kings of the City, Strasbourg Plans to Drop City Speed Limits to 18 MPH (TreeHugger, GOOD)
- Cycling in London: space, safety and segregation (Guardian)
- Sol Mates: Bike Path Makes Clean Energy From Flat Surfaces (WebEcoist)
- Who cycles in the Netherlands? (A view from the cyclepath)
- All those myths and excuses in one post (A view from the cyclepath)
- West Island dream train could arrive by 2015 (Montreal Gazette)
- For Egypt, a Fresh Start, With Cities (New York Times)
- Q&A with Madhav Pai: Bus Reforms (The City Fix: Part 1, Part 2)
- Pedestrians 'put first' in Edinburgh city centre plan (BBC)
- VIDEO: Intermission: A Beautiful Film About Copenhagen's Cycling Life (GOOD)
- China Rail Chief's Firing Hints at Trouble (New York Times)
- Cabinet approves reduction in public transport fares (Jerusalem Post)
- World's Most Liveable Cities (Huffington Post)
- Pedestrianization without adverse effects for cyclists (A view from the cycle path)
- Town changes name from "Speed" to "Speedkills" (Yahoo News)
- Brighton and Hove council plans to remove cycle highway at 1.1m cost (Guardian)
- Two Wheels and a Dream: Mumbai's Congestion Inspires Student-Run Bike-Sharing Initiative (Fast Company)
- Happiness = Work, sleep, and bicycles (BBC)
- Why cycling to work is one of the biggest causes of heart attacks (Daily Mail)
- Debunking the myth that cycling causes heart attacks (Guardian)
- Population density vs. cycling rate for a range of cities (A view from the cycle path)
- Driver Plows Through Pack of Cyclists, Claims Self-Defense (NPR, Guardian)
- Backfire! With Cleaner Cars, People Drive More (TreeHugger)
- Manchester cyclist's headcam records road rage (BBC)
- VIDEO: The Bicing Bike Share Story in Barcelona (Copenhagenize.com)
- Toronto's aggressive new mayor ignites a transit fight (New Urban Network)
- Maastunnel Rotterdam (A view from the cycle path)
- VIDEO: Wheels For Well-Being (Copenhagenize.com)
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