- Obama to Call for Shifting Transportation Away from Oil (WaPo)
- Why are Gas Taxes "Back in Fashion"? (Reuters)
- London's New Bike Plan Takes Some Cues from Portland (Bike Portland)
- Shuster Sums Up Yesterday's MAP-21 Hearing
- Rail Traffic = Humming Economy (Business Insider)
- Missouri Senate Passes 1-Cent Sales Tax for Transpo (AP)
- California Assembly Member Targets High-Speed Rail (U-T San Diego)
- Bike/Rail Plans Blend Nicely for Google HQ, City Planners (Seattle Times)
- Long Beach Transit Celebrates 50 Years (Press Telegram)
- Car Service Owner: "Grow Up, Pay the Tax, and Stop Complaining" (Baltimore Biz Journal)
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