- Cities Struggle as U.S. Cuts Block Grants Program (NYT)
- Secretary LaHood Steers Clear of Hands-Free Phone Debate (Hill)
- LaHood, Salazar Tout TIGER Improvements to St. Louis Arch Area (St. Louis Beacon)
- Maryland to Offer Preferential Funding for Smart Growth (Transpo Nation)
- Alan Kandel at California Progress Report Offers HSR Resolutions for 2012
- Colorado Supreme Court to Hear Bike Ban Case (Cyclelicious)
- "Detroit Is In Underdrive," Says Richard Layman at Rebuilding Place in Urban Space
- Iowa's Gov. Barnstad: Gas Tax Will Rise, But Not Right Now (Cedar Rapids Gazette)
- Video: Mitt Romney Talks About Infrastructure Some More (YouTube)
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