- First House, Now Senate: Another Transpo Spending Bill Sinks (Politico, Transpo Issues Daily)
- How McConnell Went Up Against Collins to Block the Bill (Politico, The Hill)
- NRDC's Deron Lovaas' Seussian Take on the Failed House Bill: "Oh, the Places You Won't Go"
- ... But Boehner Thinks Votes Are There for September (The Hill)
- Foxx Talks About How Sequestration Hurts Transpo (The Hill)
- California High-Speed Rail Officials Emphasize Safety (KTVU)
- Incentives for Smart Growth: How It's Done in Puget Sound, Portland, Denver, and San Diego (JTLU)
- Is Bethesda Ready for Bike-Share? (Bethesda Now)
- #Urbanism: The Best Posts (This Big City)
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