- CNU Picks 2014 "Freeways Without Futures"
- Even After Committee Chair Dismissed Idea, Rep. Petri Pushes For Gas Tax Hike (The Hill)
- Center for American Progress Warns of Need for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
- Pennsylvania Transpo Bill Will Fund Repairs -- And Expanding Roads (WNEP)
- Atlanta Tries to Be More Prepared This Time Around (The Hill)
- More States Consider Tax on Alternative Fuel Vehicles (WLTX)
- A Look Inside Ann Arbor's Large-Scale Pilot With Connected Vehicle Technology (Atlantic Cities)
- Canada Is a Sprawling Nation Too, With Equally Crappy Environmental Results (The Link)
- Don't You Think www.streetsblog.bike Has a Nice Ring to It? We Could Do It (Grist)
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