- The Three Big Obstacles to Passing a Transpo Bill This Week (Trans. Issues Daily)
- Congressional Leaders Meet Today With Time Running Out (WaPo)
- Sprawl: Where It's Headed, and the People Who Cling to It (NYT)
- DC Bikeshare Avoided Five Million Automobile Miles Driven (TranspoNation)
- Gov. McDonnell Launches Surprise Attack on Northern Virginia Transit (GGW)
- Atlanta Transit Agency Finds Unlikely Ally in Local Tea Party (CreativeLoafing)
- Vancouver Foresees a Lot More Walking, aLot Less Driving in 2040 (OpenFile)
- One Person at Rio Earth Summit Got There Using Only Train, Bike, Bus (Grist)
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