- Can Life Cycle Budgeting Reduce Infrastructure Costs? (The Hill)
- Palin: America Should Ditch All Energy Subsidies (Politico)
- Sec. LaHood Aims to Defuse Standoff Over Dulles Metro Stop (WaPo)
- Return of Intercity Rail Spurs Development in New England (Mass Live)
- Bike Share Stats for Toronto Looking Better and Better (Blog TO)
- Big Four Could Offer the Boost the Transpo Bill Needs (TT)
- "SMART Act" Favors American Transit Makers (National Journal)
- Here's How Transit Operators Can Attract -- and Keep -- Riders (Embarq)
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