- Gov. Jerry Brown Eyes Cap-and-Trade Money for High-Speed Rail (Sac Bee)
- Carbon Savings of Dense Cities Cancelled Out By Suburbs (NanoWerk)
- The State of U.S. Bike-Sharing at the Start of 2014 (GGW)
- Yes, David Axelrod, Other Cities Have Bike-Share. Ever Been to DC? (Treehugger)
- Cold Weather Slows Down Amtrak Schedule on Northeast Corridor (WJLA)
- A Stunning Picture to Remind You to Thank Transit Workers in Freezing Temps (Human Transit)
- The Trucking Industry Looks Ahead to a Year of Lobbying for a Transpo Bill (Trucking Info)
- The "First Mass Transit Super Bowl" Will Kick Non-Football Folks Off Transit (NJ.com)
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