- Solyndra Failure Fueling Opposition to National Infrastructure Bank (Hill)
- Top Ten US Cities Where People Commute by Public Transit (HuffPo)
- League of American Bicyclists Releases Analysis on US Commuting Data (BikeLeague)
- Kentucky-Indiana Bridge Remains Closed Indefinitely; LaHood: “This Bridge Is Not Safe.” (WDRB)
- Traffic Concerns Fuel Support for Metro-Atlanta Transit Tax (AJC)
- Maine Joins 33 Other States with Texting-While-Driving Ban (BangorDaily)
- Philadelphia Union on Transit Cuts: “This Is a War.” (PittsburghLive)
- NCDOT to Build Fewer Roadways with Center Turn Lanes, a.k.a. Suicide Lanes (StarNews)
- NY Deteriorating Roads and Bridges Need Costly Repairs, Lack Funding (Democrat and Chronicle)
- Virginia Repairs Bridges with Short Term Funding (WaPo)
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