- Clean Air Rules Key Sticking Point in Budget Impasse (The Hill)
- House Bill to Stop EPA from Regulating Greenhouse Gases Passes (WSJ)
- Amtrak on Pace for Record Ridership (The Hill)
- Capital Bikeshare Ads Could Generate $500,000 for DC (WBJ)
- The Good, Bad, and Ugly of London's Boris Bikes (This Big City)
- Can We Combine Energy, Transportation, and Climate Policy? (The City Fix)
- Brain Damage: One More Reason to Avoid the Freeway (Time)
- Are Incremental HSR Advances Enough? (Transpo Nation)
- Cost of Owning a Car Rises Again (SBJ)
- Skyways: Blessing or Curse? (MinnPost)
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