- States Watch as Oregon Pioneers Road-Usage Fee (Transport Topics, Roll Call)
- Why Are Developers Still Building Sprawl? (Atlantic)
- 86 Cities Have Accepted DOT's "Mayors' Challenge" for Safer Streets (Fast Lane)
- Shouldn't Phoenix Focus on Transit Instead of Freeways? (Phoenix Biz Journal)
- Bus Start-up Bridj to Launch in DC This Spring (WaPo)
- Boston Globe Rides the Rails With MBTA's New Point Man
- Better Bikeways Coming to Maryland (GGW)
- Center for American Progress Tackles Heritage Foundation's "Tortured Logic" on Transit
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