- NHTSA Wants to Require Automakers to Install Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications Technology (AP)
- Indiana House Passes Transpo Bill (Inside Indiana Business)
- Super Bowl Highlighted Another Bad Christie Decision: Canceling the ARC Tunnel (TSTC, NBC)
- TxDOT on Dallas Highway Teardown Idea: We Don't Wanna (Dallas Morning News)
- Virginia Figuring Out How to Spend Its Transportation Windfall (Roanoke Times, Bacon's Rebellion)
- Delaware Seeks to Get a Handle on Paratransit Costs (Newsworks)
- A Brief Overview of High-Speed Rail's Woes (National Journal)
- One Map of All Inter-City Transit Connections in the United States (GGW)
- Transit Riders Will Pay More, Wait Longer, and Walk Farther for Pretty Stations (Atlantic Cities)
- Alta Moves on After Bixi's Bankruptcy, Teams Up With 8D (Bike Portland)
- Walk to Transit, Get in Shape (KUHF)
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