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    • Obama administration pressing governors to ensure minority and female contractors have equal access to transportation stimulus aid (McClatchy)
    • Battle heats up over federal approval for tolling on Pennsylvania's I-80 (Times-Herald)
    • North Carolina transit taking a $470m hit during the recession (News-Observer)
    • Senate clears hurdle towards approval of massive transportation-centric spending bill... (Politico)
    • ... which includes money for Minnesota's Northstar commuter rail (SC Times)
    • Local foe of Florida rail legislation alleges politicization of the process (Ledger)
    • Car-free cities: A European update (Guardian)

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