- NRDC's Deron Lovaas Sees Congress's Reputation at Stake Over Transpo Bill
- Award-Winning Journalist Puts Safe Routes to School on National Stage (LAB)
- Gas Tax Must Rise to Keep Pace With Fuel Efficiency Standards for U.S. Cars (Daily Tech)
- Millions in Gas Tax Revenue Sent to Wrong Jurisdictions in Virginia (Examiner)
- Lack of Transit Is Bad for Kids, Especially When Tutors Go Car-Free (Southeast Mich. Startup)
- How the Transpo Bill Affects the Nation's Farmers (Farm Bureau Newsline)
- Historic Market in Rochester NY to Receive New Trail Access (WHEC)
- Transit Expert Jarrett Walker Nails the Paradox of Suburban Bus Service
- Charlotte, NC: From Sprawling Behemoth to Walkable Paradise (Atlantic Cities)
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