- Transit-Free Tappan Zee Bridge Awarded Largest TIFIA Loan in History (WSJ)
- Newest U.S. Senator, Newark's Cory Booker, Joins Two Key Transpo Committees (The Hill, EPW)
- You Really Thought This Congress Was Going to Agree to a Grand Bargain on the Budget? (WaPo)
- U.S. Treasury Lost $10 Billion on Auto Bailout (Motley Fool)
- Wherever You Are on the Political Spectrum, You Can Become a Radical Bike Nut (Cyclelicio.us)
- Atlantic Cities: Take Bike-Share Seriously as Transit
- Looks Like the U.S. Will Skip Over High-Speed Rail and Go Straight to Hyperloop (NBC, Archinect)
- Invisible Cyclist Blog Resurrects to Bring Equity Focus to Bike Movement
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