- Here It Comes: House Leadership Rolls Out Five-Year Transpo Bill Today (Transpo Nation)
- Not Just Oil: Mica Says Coal Mining Is Another Good Way to Fund Transpo (The Hill)
- CREW Digs Into Mica's Campaign Donors -- Not Surprisingly, It's a Lot of Infrastructure Biz
- Compromise Budget Keeps TIGER, Kills TIGGER (Transpo Issues Daily)
- VMT: The "Creepy" Factor (Atlantic Cities)
- A Visual Tour of Twelve of the World's Car-Free Urban Zones (NatGeo)
- Top Five Myths About Bike-Sharing (GJEL blog)
- DC Leads Nation in Hit-and-Run Fatalities (WTOP)
- Federal Financing Falls Into Place For Phase 2 of Dulles Rail (WaPo)
- Detroit Buses Get an "F" From Their Own Riders (MLive)
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