- LaHood Clashes with GOP Over HSR Criticism (Hill)
- Are America’s Subways and Roadways Overpriced? (WaPo)
- No Good, Very Bad Day for HSR (Politico)
- Walkable Neighborhoods Gaining Popularity in the Suburbs (HuffPo)
- Federal Aviation Administration Head Resigns After DUI Arrest (WaPo)
- Study: Phased-in Teen Driving Privilege Could Save 2,000 Lives (USAToday)
- CA Takes Big Step Toward Greenhouse Gas Limits (NPR)
- Our Capital’s History of Car, Bike, Pedestrian Violence, Mapped (TBD)
- Our Road Rage, Ourselves: Perspective From Two Wheels (Grist)
- The Next Black Swan for Transportation: Self-Driving Cars (GGW)
- Bike Garages Hit Greater Los Angeles (BikeRadar)
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