- Americans Are Driving Less. Our Public Policy Should Reflect That (HuffPo)
- MD Republicans Want to Fund Rural Roads, Not Urban Transit (Baltimore Sun)
- If Better Infrastructure, Safety, and Air Quality Are Worth Having, They're Worth Paying For (Times News)
- NYC Bike-Share Goes For Gold (Streetsblog NYC)
- Why Does Mica Love TIFIA and Hate the Infrastructure Bank? (Transpo Nation)
- Next Week, 15 Cities Urge Congress: "Don't X Out Transportation" (T4America)
- To Fund Jobs Plan, Obama Revives Idea of Repealing Oil and Gas Subsidies (Climate Progress)
- Obama's Got the Right Idea on Jobs -- But We Don't Need Ideas, We Need Money (Brookings)
- GOP Rep's Parody of a Jobs Bill Cuts Corporate Tax to Zero (The Hill)
- New Orleans, Santa Fe, Omaha and 8 Other Cities Named Bicycle-Friendly Communities (Bike League)
- We Miss You, John Wanamaker (RPUS)
- Buffalo Goes Sustainable (Buffalo Rising)
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