- Here's Another Obama Infrastructure Proposal For Republicans to Shoot Down (TID)
- In Pedestrian Crash Deaths, Blame Belongs to Street Design (WaPo/GGW)
- AFL-CIO's Wytkind Hopes Shuster Will Soften His Stance on Amtrak (The Hill)
- Over 2.4 Million Pounds of CO2 Per Second -- We're Looking at You, China (AP)
- Private Infrastructure Investors Look to the U.S. (Reuters)
- Gov. Snyder Could End Decades of Angst and Inaction on Regional Transit in Detroit (Freep)
- Washington Post Weighs In In Favor of Virginia's Gas Tax Proposal
- Boston Bike-Share System Looks to Winterize -- But Not in Time For This Year (Globe)
- How Many More Sons and Daughters Will Indianapolis Lose to Transit-Rich Cities? (Star)
- Even Enviros Have Turned Against France-Italy High-Speed Rail Link (AFP)
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