The DOT is open to tolling existing highways. (Dallas Morning News)
Oral arguments in the Florida high-speed rail lawsuit begin today at 3pm. You can read the legal arguments here; WFSU TV will be carrying the proceedings live. Lawsuit coverage here, here and here.
New York City has abandoned a plan for a pedestrian plaza in the middle of 34th Street. (AP via WSJ)
Allegiant Air has asked the DOT if it can change ticket prices based on the cost of fuel — right up until the time of departure. (Business Week)
The head of Ford Motor Co. talks about the future of gridlock and connected cars at a TED conference. (CNN)
Wisconsin Republicans are looking at yanking the parking spaces of their Democratic counterparts to compel them to return to the capitol. (Bloomberg)
Bill Bradley and Tom Ridge call for more transpo spending in Politico. “…with an almost 20 percent cut in the transportation budget, the House Continuing Resolution goes a bridge too far. We need to invest more in infrastructure. Less is the wrong way to go.”
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