- This Morning: LaHood Makes "Major Announcement" on TIFIA Loans (The Hill)
- Creative Ways to Use Federal Funds for Bike Projects (BikeLeague)
- FTA's New Oversight Should Make for Safer Commutes (The Hill)
- Miami Gets Train-to-Plane Connection, After 28 Years (Miami Herald)
- Creative Loafing: It's Not Perfect, But T-SPLOST Deserves a Yes
- High-Speed Rail Critics Bail on Ballot Measure, May Choose Litigation (Sac Bee)
- Philly's SEPTA Named Top U.S. Transit Agency (Despite Skeptics) (Philly.com)
- Mural Declares Portland "America's Bicycle Capital" (TreeHugger)
- VA Group Proposes "Steel Interstate" Rail from Memphis to PA (Hunstville Times)
- Who's Tops in European Bike-Sharing? (Atlantic Cities)
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