- The White House Has Issues With the House Transpo Funding Bill (Transpo Issues Daily)
- Senate Version Spends $10B More (AP) ... and Splits GOP (The Hill)
- With Dire Funding Forecast, Lawmakers Debate Gas Tax Hike (The Hill)
- Anthony Foxx Attends to Transpo Needs in Connecticut, Minnesota (Better Roads)
- And Tomorrow, Foxx Will Make His First Appearance with Obama (The Hill)
- Next City: How Does Transit Access Affect Upward Mobility?
- Big Dreams: 51-Mile Bike Path Along L.A. River (LAT)
- Detroit Moves Ahead With Smart Growth (Next City)
- Good: Well-Designed Cities Make Us "Healthier, Happier, Sexier"
- Leah Treat Makes Her Debut as Portland Transpo Chief (Bike Portland)
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