- The House Transpo Budget Sure Seems Like a Goner (Transpo Issues Daily, Politico)
- Rick Larsen: House Process Looks Like "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" (The Hill)
- What the Failure to Pass a Transpo Spending Package Says About the House GOP (TPM)
- Foxx Heads to Missouri and Wisconsin (The Hill)
- Former Chicago Mayor Wants to Give Cities Sustainability Boost (Grist)
- Sierra Club Notes Progress a Year After TSPLOST Died in Georgia (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- At 20th Anniversary, St. Louis Metrolink Sees Spread of TOD (St. Louis Public Radio)
- Strikes Hold Up Phoenix Buses (USA Today)
- San Antonio Ponders Streetcar Options (Railway Age)
- How a Long Commute Can Wreck Your Life (Video from WSJ Live)
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