- Roundup of All the Ways Congress's Transpo Story Is a Disaster (WaPo)
- Feds Have Billions in Unspent Ports Dollars, But Not for Long (Politico)
- How to Pay for Next Big Transpo Bill? A Libertarian Likes VMT Fees (Nat. Journal)
- Like Lists? Top 5 Infrastructure Projects Underway, and the Top 5 at Risk (Governing)
- FTA to Get $13.1 Million to Demonstrate Super-Efficient Fuel-Cell Buses
- Four-Foot Law Now in Effect in Pennsylvania (Philly Inqy)
- Orlando-Miami Rail Proposal Leaves Unanswered Questions for Airport (Sentinel)
- Vancouver's Air Quality Improvements Undone by Sprawl by 2025 (News1130)
- California's Revised Plan for HSR Makes Good Sense (Cyclelicious)
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