- Experts Doubtful That the New Congress Will Pull Off a Transpo Solution By May (WaPo)
- Tax Policy Center Studies the Variety of State Solutions to the Federal Funding Shortage
- States and Cities Vote to Pay More for Transpo -- Why Can't Congress? (National Journal)
- Reps. Blumenauer, McGovern Push for Transit Benefit Parity (The Hill)
- It's Time for Gov. Christie to Save New Jersey From Its Too-Low Gas Tax (NewsWorks)
- Portland Officials Try to Strike Compromise on Street Tax Proposal (Bike Portland)
- Louisville Seeks to Make City's Streets Friendly With Bike Boulevards (Broken Sidewalk)
- Transit Expansion in Clayton County Will Benefit All of Atlanta (Brookings)
- The Undead Columbia River Crossing (AP)
- One Month of Low Gas Prices Is Enough to Bring Back the Hummer (WaPo)
- Will Istanbul Be the Next Copenhagen? (Cyclelicio.us)
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