Today’s Headlines
- Mayors See "One of Their Own" Rise with Foxx Pick (Memphis Biz Journal)
- What Legacy Does LaHood Leave? (NPR)
- In California, More Delays Threaten July Start for Bullet Train Build (LAT)
- Higher Gas Tax Kicks in Next Week in Vermont (Land Line)
- Bloggers for Sierra Club, CP&DR Share Foxx Anecdotes
- ...and Planetizen Rounds Up Predictions on Foxx
- Which Cities Are Doing Best With New "Complete Streets"? (Co.Exist)
- Change in L.A. Transpo Will Go Beyond Laying the Tracks (NPR)
- Will Foxx Be a Portland Lover Like LaHood? (Portland Biz Journal)
- Blumenauer Shows Rochester, NY, the Way (Rochester City Newspaper)
- Saporta Report: Georgia Can't Stand By Watching Other States Invest in Transpo
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