- Under the Hood of Rep. DeFazio's Transportation Funding Proposal (T4America)
- Cap-and-Trade Money Gives Big Boost to California High-Speed Rail (AP)
- U.S. DOT Wants to Regulate Map Apps (NYT)
- President Obama Rips Into Climate Deniers (WaPo)
- With New Agreement, Seattle Ends Its War Against Ride-Sharing Companies (Slog, Sightline)
- Bertha Back to Work Tunneling Under Seattle By March? (KOMO News)
- This Terrifying School Bus, Crushed Under Bridge Debris, Is Coming to Your State (PR Newswire)
- Bread and Roses: Build Protected Bike Lanes and Make Them Beautiful (GGW)
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