- LaHood Presents TIGER 3: $527 Million for U.S. Transportation Projects (FastLane)
- House Republicans Seek to Slash National Transportation Funding (WaPo)
- Republican Freshman Still Wants Federal Support for Pet Projects (ThinkProgress)
- Former U.S. DOT Secretaries Support National Teen Driving Legislation (CNBC)
- Study: Teen Commuting Habits Are Healthier in Cities Than Suburbs (MedNews)
- Bike-Friendly Transit Makes Commuting on Two Wheels Practical (NYTGreen)
- Brooklyn Bridge Park Inspires a New Anacostia Waterfront in DC (Housing Complex)
- Just When We Need It Most, Recession Hits Transit Hard (Boston Globe)
- Wisconsin Cuts Regional Transit Authorities, Planning in New State Budget (Journal Sentinel)
- Switchboard Releases Latest "Green" Cities Ranking
- European Investment Bank: Investment in Smart Growth Is Our Strategy (NewEurope)
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