- Transpo Projects Grind to a Halt in NJ as ARC Tunnel Dispute Heats Up (Star-Ledger)
- Inspired by China, Daley Insists on HSR for Chicago (Chicago Tribune)
- Can Corporate America Stop Distracted Driving This Week? (Truckinginfo)
- GOP House Members Stand Up for Motorcyclists (American Motorcyclist Assn.)
- Ezra Klein: Admin Needs to Ratchet Up Plan on Infrastructure (WaPo)
- Census Figures Show White Flight From MD Suburbs to Cities (Examiner)
- Big Metro Areas Have Better Commutes Than You Might Think (Atlantic)
- Sprawl Design: A Bird’s Eye View in Florida (Boston Globe)
- Feds to Tighten Emissions Standards for Heavy Trucks (NYT)
- MD Bike Deaths Spur New Three-Foot Passing Law (WaPo)
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