- More on Obama's $302 Billion Transpo Funding Plan (The Hill, Next City, The Hill)
- Boxer Tells AASHTO to Forget About a Gas Tax Hike in an Election Year (The Hill)
- Sec. Foxx Announced Sixth TIGER Round, Worth $600M (The Trucker)
- Here's the Tea Party Response to Obama's Plan (KCSG)
- Members of Congress, Local Leaders Plea for Federal Investment (T4America)
- A Visual Reminder About How Bad the Transpo Funding Situation Really Is (Roll Call)
- Republican Dave Camp's Tax Reform Proposal Has $126.5B for Transportation (The Hill)
- You Can Always Count on Biden to Love HSR, Even When No One Else Does (Capital Radio)
- Transit Ridership, on the Rise Nearly Everywhere, Falls 25% in Buffalo Due to Disrepair (Buffalo News)
- Why Drug Dealers Love On-Street Parking (Atlantic Cities)
- Fight Racism, Support Transit (Fast Co.Design)
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