- Feds Warn States About Pending Cutoff of Transpo Funds (The Hill)
- Everyone Agrees There's an Infrastructure Crisis, But No One's Got a Solution (Transport Topics)
- While Congress Resists Raising the Gas Tax, These States Are Going for It (National Journal)
- Obama Nominates Greg Nadeau as Highway Chief (Executive Gov)
- Seattle Weekly: Does Light Rail Inevitably Mean Gentrification?
- What Residential Parking Spots Really Cost (CityLab)
- Baltimore Sun: Why We Need the Red Line
- Streetcar Could Come to the OC (LA Times)
- Here's What Happened When a South Korean Town Banned Cars for a Month (Co.Exist)
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