- Goodbye, Ray LaHood (AP)
- LaHood Makes Bold Predictions, Takes Parting Shots on HuffPo
- T4America, Bike Portland Look Back at His Legacy
- Possible Successors: Antonio Villaraigosa, Jennifer Granholm ...? (The Hill)
- Atlantic Cities: Five Ways LaHood's Replacement Will Have to Follow His Lead
- Virginia Legislators: Raise the Gas Tax (GGW)
- NJ Transit to Make Big Hire (NJ.com, The Record)
- It's Tough to Be a Transit Advocate in Atlanta (Atlantic Cities)
- Will Missouri Get More Transit? (Missourinet)
- UK Makes Its Biggest Investment Ever in Cycling (Guardian)
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