- States Rush in to Fill the Federal Funding Gap (Governing)
- If Only Our Infrastructure Budget Were as Generous as Afghanistan's (WaPo)
- LaHood: We Need a Long-Term Transpo Bill, We Get This "Dumb" Sequester (CCJ)
- Another Legal Victory for California High-Speed Rail (Mercury)
- Miami-Dade Mayor Makes Plea for Transit (Herald)
- Washingtonians the Only Americans Who Can Afford a New Car (But Who Needs It?) (CNBC)
- Young People Will Grow Up and Leave the City, But Demand More From the Suburbs (TSTC)
- Millennials Want to Drive Less, Use Transit and Technology More (Zipcar via Atlantic Cities)
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