- Politico: Obama's Infrastructure Speech Short on Details
- Senate Further Refines Transpo Funding Bill (T4America)
- Smart Growth Leaders: Common Sense Reforms Can Reignite Real Estate (The Hill)
- Urbanists Happy About Ford Foundation's New Prez (Next City)
- Sen. Gillibrand: Private Investors Ready to Finance High-Speed Rail in NY (Lohud)
- Future Unclear for NTSB Chief Hersman (Bloomberg)
- Honolulu Taps New TOD Head (Pacific Biz News)
- Do Portland's Planning Rules Help or Hurt? (Economist)
- Struggle in Loudon County, VA, Shows Importance of Walkable Schools (NRDC Switchboard)
- How Driverless Cars Could Affect City Design (Treehugger)
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