- GOP Eager to Drill in Alaska to Fund Highway Bill (Hill)
- Rail Supporters Celebrate Rare Victory as House Retreats on Amtrak Privatization (Hill)
- California Considers Raising Gas Tax (ABCLocal)
- California HSR Hit With Legal Setback (Palo Alto Online)
- In the UK, More Politicians Questioning Cost of HSR (DailyMail)
- What ‘The Genius of Place’ Can Teach Us About Development (Atlantic)
- Houston to Require Businesses to Provide Bike Parking (Transportation Nation)
- Boulder Wants to Set Speed Limit on Bicycles (DenverChannel)
- Profile: How the Twin Cities are Getting More People on Bicycles (BikeLeague)
- Pensacola, Florida Getting Serious About Safety for Kids Who Walk, Bike (PNJ)
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