- Stimulus Bill Heads to Conference Committee for Final Negotiations (WSJ)
- Twin Cities Transit Official: I'll Use Stim Funds to Keep Buses Running (Hub and Spokes)
- Infrastructurist Interviews Chris Leinberger on the Future of Suburbs
- Brooklyn Groups and Transpo Advocates Collect Sigs for Ravitch Plan (Brownstoner)
- Six Council Members Hammer MTA for Bus Cuts, Silent on Ravitch (Post)
- Council Set to Approve Livery Passenger 'Bill of Rights' (Post)
- TSTC on NYC's New Anti-Idling Laws (MTR)
- MoMA Goes Underground at Atlantic/Pacific Station (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Gotham Gazette Recaps Kent Ave Bike Lane Drama
- Cleveland Plans to Build Downtown Bike Station (Car Less Ohio via Streetsblog.net)
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