- Congress Fails to Save the Transit Benefit (T4A)
- Brookings: “Happy Anniversary, ISTEA. Or Something.”
- US Transpo Safety Chair Defends Cellphone Bans: 'We Don’t Worry About Popular' (Hill)
- MD Governor (Finally) Launches PlanMaryland to Curb Sprawl (WaPo)
- Nation’s Largest Commuter Rail System to Post In Real-Time (Transpo Nation)
- VA Governor Proposes Funding Transportation Over Schools, Health Care (WaPo)
- Transit-Oriented Development Goes Hollywood (HuffPo)
- Michigan: Actually Reducing Fines for Some Bad Driving Offenses (Landline)
- Russian Tallbike Lets You Ride Above Traffic, Transform Into Cruiser (TreeHugger)
- In the Future, Urbanites on Bikes Move Faster Than Cars (Salon)
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