- EPA Chief Still Hopes to See an Energy Bill This Year (The Hill)
- Voinovich Calls for Gas Tax Increase (BusinessWeek)
- Some Green Groups Rethinking Cap and Trade Strategy (Politico)
- Traffic Cameras Stir Controversy on the Campaign Trail (NYT)
- San Francisco Judge Lifts Injunction Against New Bicycle Lanes (SFGate, Streetsblog SF)
- Is America Ready for High-Speed Rail? (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Windy City Sets Transportation Priorities (Chicago Trib)
- Survey: Driving Alone Down and Transit Use Up in DC (WaPo)
- HAWK Traffic Signals For Pedestrians Catch On (USA Today)
- Albert Sawano: Think Big About High-Speed Rail (LA Daily News)
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