- DeFazio Expects Next Transpo Bill to Be $260 Billion (Columbian)
- Portland's Message to T&I Committee: Transit, Transit, Transit (Oregonian)
- Florida Gov. Dismisses Last Ditch Efforts to Save High-Speed Rail (Miami Herald)
- Democrats and Republicans Spar Over Who Gets to Take Credit for Cleveland's Renaissance (LAT)
- Investigating the Charge that Wisconsin Buses "Ride Around Empty" as Gov Cuts Funding (WEAU)
- Milwaukee Mayor (and Gov Hopeful) Barrett Stands By High-Speed Rail That Walker Killed (BizJournal)
- Crash Tax or Cost Recovery? Making Sure Drivers Pay Their Own Way (Marketplace)
- Anti-Sprawl Zoning Codes Keep Housing Developers Away From New Maryland Highway (Examiner)
- California HSR Board Gets Challenge from State Democrats (SF Business Times)
- A How-To Guide For Planners on Community Consultation (Next American City)
- Sure, Iowa Needs Roads -- But "The Future Is In Rail" (Public News Service)
- House Reintroduces Bill to Increase Allowed Trucking Weights (TruckingInfo)
- Twin Cities Businesses Revolt Against Light Rail Plan to Cut 1,000 Parking Spaces (Minnesota Daily)
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