- The Debt Ceiling: Hang Tight, This Could Get Ugly (Infrastructurist)
- No End in Sight As FAA Shutdown Drags On (Transpo Nation)
- Meanwhile, Sec. LaHood Urges Bipartisan Solution to Standoff (WaPo)
- Report Throws Cold Water on California's High-Speed Rail Plans (LAT)
- The House Transportation Bill: A Closer Look at TIFIA (T4America)
- Sen. Wyden Introduces Transportation Bond Bill (Reuters)
- Shorting Infrastructure: A Penny Wise, a Pound Foolish (Post-Gazette)
- While Congress Squabbles, Billions are Wasted (WaPo)
- Developers Vie to Reshape Car-Centric Tysons Corners (GGW)
- New Balance "Hubway" System Brings Bike Sharing to Boston (Herald)
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