- House's 5-year Trans. Bill Won't Be Unveiled Today After All, Maybe Tuesday (Politico)
- House Bill Threatens to Eliminate Bicycle and Pedestrian Funding (BikeLeague)
- Ray LaHood (Politico), Barbara Boxer (Hill) Praise Progress on Senate Bill
- Editorial: Bike Commuting Is Already Rolling, Even In Houston (Chronicle)
- Could Bicycle Highway Replace Planned Oregon Transit Line? (BikePortland)
- Mass Transit Bill in Indiana Defeated Because of Labor Language (IndyStar)
- Cornell's Rick Geddes on California HSR: The Right Project in the Wrong Place (NYT)
- Update on State Gas Tax Initiatives: Iowa, Michigan, Massachusetts
- A Look at Los Angeles Before Stoplights, Crosswalks (Trans. Issues Daily)
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