- What Has the Stimulus Bill Done for Transportation? (Time)
- CA Rep. John Garamendi Lauds Obama's Infrastructure Proposal (The Hill)
- T4America's Corless: Most Important Word in Obama Transpo Plan -- "Reform" (Infrastructurist)
- Cars Kill More Kids Globally Than AIDS, Maleria, and TB Combined (Guardian)
- Can the Climate Bill Make a Comeback? Not Likely (Dallas Morning News)
- Japan Willing to Loan California $40 Billion For Rail (Bloomberg)
- Tommy Thompson: Forget About High-Speed Rail for Now (WRN)
- What Livability Means for Rural America: The Complete Series (T4America)
- DC-Area Planners Eye 1,650 Miles of Variably-Priced Roads (Examiner)
- North Carolina Rail Plan Under Fire (WRAL)
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