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    • What does the rise of telecommuting mean for traffic and transit? (Governing)
    • Then why are we still commuting? (Pacific Standard)
    • Why sustainable transportation matters (World Bank)
    • Serious sentences do get handed down for traffic deaths--when cops are the victims (Daily News)
    • A history of the backlash to NIMBYs (Grist)
    • Supreme Court won't hear case claiming requiring affordable housing is a “taking” (LA Times)

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