- As House Punts on Transpo Bill, Senate Stops Short of Opposing Extension (Hill)
- The Four Unsung Heroes who Got the Senate Bill Passed (Trans. Issues Daily)
- Bicycle Advocates Hone Their Message for Today's Hill Visits (BikeLeague)
- At National Bike Summit, Growing Cycling Beyond Usual Suspects (BikePortland)
- Standoff Over Transpo Bill Could Eat Into Spring Construction Season (CNN)
- GOP Budget Leaves Transpo Gap That States Can't -- or Won't -- Fill (WaPo)
- Grist's David Roberts Examines Media Coverage (and Stoking) of Gas Price Ignorance
- Transportation Nation Discovers a Line of Green Transportation Postage Stamps
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