- Obama's Transportation Budget as "Ambitious as It Is Unachievable" (Politico)
- Shuster: Transpo Budget Lacks Funding Source (The Hill)
- Smart Growth America Looks at How Budget Would Affect Urban Areas (Atlantic Cities)
- New Detroit Transit Authority Gets Busy (Free Press)
- Massachusetts Senate to Meet Saturday to Work on Transpo Funding (Boston.com)
- Funding in Question for Pittsburgh-Philly-NYC Train (Philly.com)
- Dismal Numbers for St. Paul Bikeshare Show Need for More Bike Lanes (MinnPost)
- Central Indy's Watered-Down Transit Bill Set for More Negotiations (IndyStar)
- Rejected Gas Tax Could Thwart Big Minnesota Transpo Projects (InForum)
- Bay Area Bike-sharing Gets Moving (WSJ)
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