- Obama to Announce 2014 Budget Proposal This Week (NYT)
- White House Cuts Another $232M From Transportation and Housing For 2013 (Politico)
- USDOT Secretary Contender Anthony Foxx Rejects Mayoral Re-election Bid (Charlotte Post)
- Frank Lautenberg Might Retire Sooner Than Expected (Politico)
- T&I Committee Agenda Shapes Up (The Hill)
- Margaret Thatcher's Public Transport Legacy (Next City)
- DC Metro's Silver Line, Having Overcome Many Obstacles, Is 90% Done (WaPo)
- NYC Citi Bike Finally Begins to Emerge (Streetsblog NYC 1, 2)
- Salt Lake City Gets Bitten by the Bike-Share Bug (Fox13)
- Bullet Trains Could Light Up Second-Tier Cities (Harvard Business Review)
- Why Google Transit Will Never Be Enough for Small to Medium-Sized Systems (Human Transit)
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