- The Infrastructure We're Building Now Will Bring Us Over the Climate Tipping Point in 5 Years (NatGeo)
- Speeding Up the TIGER Timeline Makes LaHood a Grinch to HUD Employees (WaPo)
- Lessons Learned From Tuesday's Ballot Initiatives: #1 - Build From Success (RPUS, Switchboard)
- Why Did the Seattle Car-Tab Vote Fail? Maybe It Wasn't High Enough. (Seattle Times)
- Cyclelicious Sets Out to Argue Against Mandatory Sidepath Rule But Mostly Hates On Sidepaths
- What Could Save CA HSR? An Obama Win in 2012 and More Traffic Jams. (SacBee)
- Judge: Bullet Train Has to Re-Route Around South Bay (SJ Mercury)
- NAACP, Enviro Council: A Shift From Roads to Transit Could Transform Detroit (Freep)
- Free Parking (Even For Energy-Efficient Cars) Isn't Green (Yglesias)
- Another Engineering Failure (GGW)
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