- Senate Extends Transit Benefit, Ball Now In House's Court (Baltimore Sun)
- First Nationwide Count of Parking Spaces Tallies More Than 500 Million (Knoxville News Sentinel)
- PA Gov. Rendell Invests $45M in Pittsburgh Transit Rather Than Cut Service (Post Gazette)
- Will Anti-Rail Republicans in Florida Block Reallocated Midwestern Rail Money? (ABC)
- Is High Speed Rail the Wave of the Future or a Waste of Stimulus Money? (National Journal)
- Backlash Continues Against Wisc. Gov-Elect Walker's Anti-Rail Platform (Journal Sentinel)
- Gooooooooooal: High Speed Rail for Qatar World Cup (Railway Gazette)
- A Bikeshare's-Eye View of Winter: Where Do the Bikes Go? (TheCityFix)
- Which Came First, the Bike or the Bike Lane? A Video History of Dutch Cyclepaths (Treehugger)
- Electric Vehicles Headed to a Showroom Near You (Alt Transport)
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