- Findings of Government Study on Toyota Safety Issues Could Be Released Today (CNNMoney)
- Pentagon Should Pay For Traffic Headaches Caused by Base Realignment (AirForceTimes, WaPo)
- Goodbye, ARC Tunnel -- Hello, Gateway Between NJ and NY (TheTransportPolitic)
- The Winter of Transit's Discontent: Snow Puts Further Strain on Scarce Resources (Times Herald-Record)
- The Choice You Don't Want to Have to Make: Get Transpo Bill Done, Or Get It Right? (National Journal)
- New Study Says Obesity Is Linked to Education Status, Not Sprawl (Newswise)
- The Next Great Transpo Financing Mechanism: T-Shirt Sales (MyFoxBoston)
- Virginia's Democratic Senate Green-Lights Governor's Transpo Plan (WaPo)
- Bike-Sharing Isn't Rocket Science -- But It Is A Mathematical Engineering Problem (Cyclelicio.us)
- ATU Keeps Heat on Chicago Mayoral Candidates, Trying to Avoid Cutbacks (In These Times)
- After Losing at the Polls, a New Light Rail Proposal for Tampa (Tampa Bay Biz Journal)
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