- FRA Crafts Vision for Northeast, With High-Speed D.C.-Boston Rail (TransNat)
- Massachusetts Transpo Plan Could Threaten Green Line Funds (Boston Globe)
- Can D.C.'s Federal Enclave Be Walkable and Fun? (Housing Complex)
- Dallas Is About to Add a Lot of Bike Lines, Pretty Quickly (Dallas Observer)
- Despite Sandy Woes, NJ Transit Pledges No Fare Hikes (Star-Ledger)
- GGW Lists Top 10 Transpo Projects Maryland and Virginia Need to Fund
- Globe and Mail Makes Case for Tax Hike to Fund Toronto Transit
- Private Partner Could Help Virginia Beach Light Rail Get Moving (Bacon's Rebellion)
- April 7 is "Cyclovia Tuscon" (Tuscon Weekly)
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