- Transportation Issues Daily's Larry Ehl Recaps Last Week's Non-Binding House Votes
- Also Via TID, a Pop Quiz: Only One Conferee Voted Yes on the Broun Motion. Who Was It?
- With Growing Popularity of Charity Rides, Is Cycling the New Golf? (Globe and Mail)
- Holland, MI, Transit Agency Challenges Residents to Ten Car-Free Days (WZZI)
- Yes, It's Healthy, And Yes, It's Clean, But People Ride Bikes Because It's Fun (SFChron)
- NJ Transit's Board Could Allow Bikes on Most Trains (NorthJersey.com)
- Another Pop Quiz: Which U.S. Transit Agency Spends the Most on Lobbying? (Daily Herald)
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