- Road Builders Ratchet Up Pressure on Congress (Politico)
- EPA Punts on Release of New Auto Emission Standards (The Hill)
- Air Pollution Kills Millions of People Each Year (USA Today)
- Brace Yourself: More Pain on the Horizon for Cities (NYT)
- Utah Mulls Transit-Oriented Growth (Salt Lake Tribune)
- Meanwhile, New Jersey Has Second Thoughts About Smart Growth (NJ Spotlight)
- Lessons Learned: Assessing a Year of Bike Commuting (The Atlantic)
- Gas Tax Stuck in Neutral Leaves Infrastructure in Limbo (HuffPo)
- Ouch. Not a Single American Company Can Produce Light Rail Tracks (Transpo Nation)
- Can Sterile, Car-Centic Tysons Corner Become a Vibrant City Center? (Infrastructurist)
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