- NYT Chides Republicans For Blocking Infrastructure Investment
- Maybe the Auto Bailout Didn't Win Obama the Election After All (WaPo)
- Shuster's "All-of-the-Above" Strategy For Transpo Funding (Patriot-News)
- Mica Insists on Light Rail Extension to LAX (KPCC)
- Michael Dukakis Recalls the Massachusetts Ban on Highway Building, Suggests an Encore (Globe)
- If Only CA's Rail Plan Were Moving Ahead as Smoothly as This Private One in Florida (Sun-Sentinel)
- Strib: Time For Minneapolis to Get With the Program, Accelerate Transit
- Bike Ridership Explodes in DC, But Most Cyclists Are Still Dudes (WTOP)
- Why the Transit Commuter Next to You Is Disproportionately Likely to Be Female (Transpo Nation)
- A Grad Student's Plea For Value Capture to Fund Chicago Transit (Triple Pundit)
- Pennsylvania Transpo Plan Shouldn't Try to Choose Between Highways and Transit (Times-Tribune)
- Welcome, Cyclists: Michigan Gives Generous Highway Space to Bikes (BikePortland)
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