- LaHood Calls Transpo Bill "Highway Centric" (Transpo Nation)
- AFL-CIO Transpo Union Says Romney Needs Economics Lesson (The Hill)
- Mica: Atlanta Should Pass Transpo Tax If It Wants Fed Dollars (Saporta Report)
- The Weak Spots of MAP-21 (The Hill)
- Bullet Train Pumps $100M to San Diego's Local Projects (North County Times)
- SFO Plans Bike-Share for Airport Employees (Cyclelicious)
- Detroit Gets $30M for Bus Upgrades (The Detroit News, HuffPo)
- Colorado Looks Into High-Speed Rail (Coloradoan)
- Making Over the Ben Franklin Parkway in Philly (Next American City)
- Chicago Designers Strive for "Mother of Transit Apps" (Fast Company, Good)
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