- House May Force Keystone XL Pipeline Into Conference With Senate Bill (Hill)
- Meanwhile, T4America Leads a Charge Against the Bad-For-Transit House GOP Budget
- Part 4 of Slate's Series on Walking Revisits the Plight of Raquel Nelson
- Christie Turns NJ-NY Tunnel Criticism Right Around at Attackers (Transpo Nation)
- The Urbanophile Expects "Some Level of Suburbanization to Resume" When the Economy Picks Up
- Recession Fears Are Extra Bad for Transportation (Trans. Issues Daily)
- Bike Paths, Sidewalks Make Northern Virginia Healthier Than Rest of State (WaPo)
- War on Suburbia? Don't Buy It (Grist)
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