- Editorial: It's a Terrible Time -- And the Right Time -- to Raise Gas Taxes (Baltimore Sun)
- Boehner Rides Senate's Version of Transport Bill (Journal of Commerce)
- Partisan Divisions, Tea Party Leave Mica's Highway Bill in Tatters (Sentinel)
- Lawmakers Question LaHood About Transportation Budget (AviationNews)
- All Signs Point to a Big Year for Women on Bikes (BikePortland)
- Volkswagen, Proud Sponsor of BikesBelong (Cyclelicious)
- Will Driverless Cars Really Slow for Pedestrians? (GGW)
- Zombie Pipeline! Senate Narrowly Kills Keystone XL -- For Now (Grist)
- How El Paso Ended Up With America's Best Smart Growth Plan (Atlantic Cities)
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