- Transpo Nation Does an Exit Interview With James Oberstar
- Both Parties Agree Gas Taxes Need To Go Up -- Just Not Publicly (Autoblog)
- Draft Climate Agreement Inches Forward in Cancun (Mother Jones)
- It's Decision Time in House Energy Committee Chairmanship Race (The Hill)
- New Auto Mirror Regs Aim to Eliminate Blind Spots (WSJ)
- Commuter Rail Arrives in Providence (ProJo)
- How Much Do Americans Want High-Speed Rail? (Consumer Affairs)
- Costs Could Slow DOT's Sign Safety Overhaul (Denver Post)
- Can a Pro Wrestling Booster Sell Climate Change? (NPR)
- Smart Growth Transforms This San Diego Neighborhood (SignOnSanDiego)
- Study: Air Pollution and Diabetes Linked (UPI)
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