- Lessons for the GOP From Bush's Attempt to Privatize Amtrak (Bloomberg)
- EPA Offers Assistance for Stuff Like Smart Growth, Bike Shares
- Gov. Romney vs. Potential Prez Romney: Two Visions of Sustainable Growth (NRDC Action Fund)
- The Top Five Transpo Issues of the Moment, According to Talking Transportation
- Atlanta Transit Coalition Concerned Over Hiring Process for New Chief (CBS Atlanta)
- Save the Date: "Mapping Out MAP-21" Conference at Rutgers (Mobilizing the Region)
- Seattle Preps for "Largest Service Change in History" for Transit (MyNorthwest.com)
- Tel Aviv Sees Bike Rental Frenzy on Yom Kippur (Haaretz)
- How Will Virginians Get Around in 2040? (InsideNova)
- CNET Tests Apple Maps vs. Google Maps on Transit Directions (Spoiler Alert: Google Wins)
- Rail Fans Stake Out Tracks for Acela High-Speed Test Runs (TransNat)
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