- What Does Obama's Re-election Mean for Transportation? (Politico, The Hill)
- And What's Next for Ray LaHood? (The Hill)
- Transit Referendums Still Too Close to Call in Pierce County, WA and Alameda County, CA
- Planning Suggestions for Obama's Second Term (Planetizen)
- Honolulu Mayoral Election Hinged on $5.2M Rail Project (L.A. Times)
- Urban Agendas: How to Move from Advocacy to Actual Change (Next American City)
- Colorado Preps for High-Speed Rail by 2025 (Eagle Valley Enterprise)
- How Bikes Can Help With Disaster Recovery (Atlantic Cities)
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