- Mica Victory: What Does It Signal for Transpo Politics? (The Hill)
- Amtrak Would Be on Romney's Chopping Block (Think Progress)
- Google Maps Ups Its Game With Public Transit Info (Marketing Pilgrim, CNET)
- NE High-Speed Rail Skips Philly's 30th Street Station (Next American City)
- Is the Streetcar Revival a Fad? (WSJ)
- Transpo Leaders Gather for Summit in Texas (NBC 5 DFW)
- Madison, WI Named Best Mid-Sized Transit in Nation (State Journal)
- GA Focuses on Three Regions That Approved Sales Tax (AJC)
- The Disappearing Suburbs (Beyond Chron)
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