- American Jobs Act to Get Carved Up Into Pieces: Tax Cuts Yes, Infrastructure Spending No (CSM)
- CEOs Advise Obama to Keep the Infrastructure Bank and Transportation Spending (JOC)
- Rep. Murphy Defends His Oil-Drilling-For-Infrastructure-Dollars Proposal (The Hill)
- Wisconsin Republicans' New Target: Smart Growth (WRN)
- One Wisc. Town Takes It Further, Proposing to Ban Bikes and Cross Country Practice (Cyclelicious)
- Blue Ribbon Commission to Suggest Maryland Raise Gas Tax, Stop Raiding Transpo Funds (Forbes)
- Half of Section 8 Vouchers Are Used in Suburbs (Atlantic Cities)
- The American "Not-T00-Bad" Commute Costs $125K OVer 10 Years (LifeHacker)
- Unlocking the Secrets of China's Bicycling Culture (Conversation)
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