- House GOP Didn't Have Votes for 90-Day Extension, Delays Vote (Politico)
- They'll Try Again Today, but Possibly With Something Different (Hill)
- Three House Repubs. Sign on to Letter Supporting Senate Bill (Hill)
- Instead of Congestion Charges, How About a Bribe? (Atlantic Cities)
- Bicycle Advocates Inspire, Inspired by Senators, Congressmen (LAB)
- GOOD Issues a Challenge: Design a Public Space That Promote Activity
- Transpo Could Be an Afterthought at Upcoming U.N. Conference (Next American City)
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