- Obama on Sandy's Aftermath: "Transportation Is Going to Be Tied Up For a Long Time" (The Hill)
- One-Third of Fed Employees Telework During Sandy -- Why Not More Often? (WaPo)
- Go Ahead And Blame Hurricane Sandy on Climate Change (WaPo)
- How Sandy Could Impact Freight's Bottom Line (Fox Business)
- In a Storm So Powerful the Subway Closes, Dollar Vans Still Open For Business (WSJ)
- Don't Be Fooled: This Aerotropolis Development Plan Is Just Disguised Sprawl (Raise the Hammer)
- Casinos or Schools For Philly's Broad Street? (Next American City)
- Houston's Tortured Transit Economics: A No Vote Is a Yes For Rail (Culture Map)
- Why Road User Fees Are Like Goose-Plucking, Or, London's Plan to Toll Annually (Autocar)
- Twin Cities Businesses Need a Bailout to Survive Light Rail Construction (Pioneer Press)
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