- Boxer and Mica Among Transpo Bill "Winners," But Jury Still Out on Boehner (Hill)
- Congressman-Cyclist Earl Blumenauer Considers Transpo Bill a Call to Arms (BikePortland)
- Secretary LaHood Just Grateful That Congress Passed Any Bill at All (Hill)
- Transpo Bill Compromise, While Necessary, Isn't Progress (Next Am. City)
- ...And That Means States Have to Pick Up Even More Slack (MTR)
- Don't Blame NEPA For All Transpo Construction Delays (AtlanticCities)
- Cincinnati Innovator Tries to Make Bus Rapid Transit More Social (Good)
- DC-VA Big Money Airport Metro Project Hangs in Balance in Today's Vote (TranspoNation)
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