- Foxx Emerges as Key Player in Obama's Cabinet (Reuters)
- Nearly 800 Potential TIGER Grantees Request 15X the Money Available (RT&S)
- Obama Hits House GOP on Transpo Funding Inaction (The Hill)
- In Primaries Tomorrow, Shuster Fends Off "True Conservative" Challenger (WITF)
- Austin Transit Planners Lay Out Options for Urban Rail (Austin Biz Journal)
- Urban Land Institute Makes Transit Suggestions for Pittsburgh (Post-Gazette)
- After 12 Days of Free Rides, Florida SunRail Starts Charging (Orlando Sentinel)
- Nashville Millennials See Sparse Transit Coverage (Tennessean)
- A Sneak Peek at D.C.'s Upcoming Streetcar (WTOP)
- PolicyLink Founder: Transportation Essential for Neglected Communities (HuffPo)
- Improvements in Store for Atlanta's MARTA (Atlanta Mag)
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