- The war of words between House and Senate transportation leaders continues ... (Roll Call)
- ... as Boxer and the Senate show signs of giving more to transit in their climate bill (Wash Indy)
- U.S. DOT's latest round of transpo stimulus cash helps move Detroit towards ferry service (Free Press)
- Voinovich may be transpo stalwart, but his approach to the EPA is very different (NWF Blog)
- LaHood, other Cabinet officials press Arizona governor: Side with your senator or with us on the stimulus (AP)
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