- Obama Would Veto House Transportation Budget (The Hill)
- No Worries, The Senate Won't Pass the House Bill. This Is What They'll Be Doing Instead (WaPo)
- Anthony Foxx's First Trip as Secretary Focuses on Rail Safety (Fast Lane)
- Chuck Schumer Wants Climate Adaptation Measures for Rail in Next Transpo Bill (The Hill)
- Sen. Wicker Pleads for "Tolerance" For Climate Deniers Who Will Cook the Planet (MSNBC)
- The More Your Town Uses Transit, the Lower Its Risk of Mortgage Default (Switchboard)
- Do You Watch Your Neighborhood Like George Zimmerman or Jane Jacobs? (Atlantic Cities)
- What Do Bike-Share Docks Have in Common With Yoplait and the Olympic Torch? (NY Mag)
- Streetfilms Goes to Amsterdam to Investigate NY Times Claim that There Are Too Many Bikes
- Bike Portland Asks a Lawyer For Tips on Responding to Anti-Bike Harassment
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