- 24 States Split $40.8 Million for Transportation on Federal Lands (Trans. Issues Daily)
- China's Population, World's Largest, Is Over 50 Percent Urbanized (Atlantic Cities)
- Congress Needs to Move on FAA Before Surface Transportation (Hill)
- NRDC's Kaid Benfield Writes About the "Low-Car Lifestyle"
- ... While His Colleague Rob Perks Describes "The State of Play on Gas Taxes"
- Rebuilding Place in Urban Space Found This Awesome Bike Commuting Infographic
- President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness Suggests: Drill More (Bloomberg)
- Sen. Schumer Calls for Tighter Regulations on Reporting Train Derailments (YNN)
- What an Old Cartoon Teaches Us About Urbanism (Atlantic Cities)
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