- Road Builder Group Wants Transpo Plank in Party Platforms (The Hill)
- LaHood: Bike/Ped Activists Need to Raise a Ruckus to Make States Fund Projects (Transpo Nation)
- Can We Finally Move on to Talking About a Road User Fee? (National Journal)
- States Are Thinking About VMT Fees Too (CivSource)
- Alabama Puzzles Out What the Bill's Changes Mean For Its Beltline Project (All Alabama)
- Federal Grant Helps Detroit Take Important First Step Toward Regional Transit System (Michigan Radio)
- ... Just One of $787 Million Worth of Transit State of Good Repair Grants (WaPo, FTA)
- Think the Exurbs Are Dead? Don't Be So Sure. (Grist)
- 14 Principles For Building Sustainable Communities (Switchboard)
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