- Reid, LaHood Push Rail in Las Vegas (Sun)
- Obama: No Such Thing as "Shovel-Ready" Projects (Transpo Nation)
- More Details on Obama Transpo Plan; Funding Questions Remain (National Journal)
- Will America Ever Build Real HSR? (NYT)
- NJ Pols Postpone Meeting to Halt ARC Tunnel Construction (Newsroom Jersey)
- Why Ray LaHood's Idea to Totally Ban Phoning-While-Driving Makes Sense (Infrastructurist)
- Carpooling Down, Cycling Up, Census Numbers Show (Transport Politic)
- Salt Lake City Looks to Feds for Streetcar Funds (Deseret News)
- Track DC's New Bikeshare System in Real Time (WaPo)
- Providence's T.F. Green Airport Scores Rail Service (ProJo)
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