- CBO to Senate: For Transpo, Raise Gas Tax or Find $18 Billion (WaPo)
- Boxer Says Draft Bill Will Be Ready Next Week (The Hill)
- House GOP Rolls Out Giant Transpo, Housing Bill (Politico)
- Feds Clear Path for Sacramento Streetcar (Merced Sun Star)
- Standard & Poors: Infrastructure Investments Can Bring Benefits Beyond Jobs (Better Roads)
- BeltLine Opens Doors for Bigger Vision in Atlanta (Atlantic Cities)
- U.S. Chamber Endorses Shuster (Politics PA)
- On Friday, Denver Celebrates Revamped Transpo Hub (Denver Post)
- "Reinvent PHX" Targets Development Along 20 Miles of Light Rail (AZ Central)
- In First Days, Florida's SunRail Doubles Ridership Expectations (WNYC)
- Cincinnati Revels in National Bike Month (Soapbox Media)
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