AASHTO Provides Comments on USDOT Strategic Plan (AASHTO Journal)

White House adds two key coordinators to implement $1 trillion infrastructure law (CBS News)

White House unveils plan to replace lead pipes in U.S., set new water quality standards (UPI)

Harris rolls out plan for electric vehicle charging network (The Hill)

Rolling Coal vs. Biking. How Politics Has Changed Transportation. (Governing)

Democrats request probe of White House EJ actions (E&E News)

CDC program offers travelers free at-home COVID test kits at select US airports (USA Today)

Bay Area transit faces ‘fiscal cliff’ as ridership collapse endures (East Bay Times)

Amid rise of omicron, businesses ease up on return-to-work policies (NBC News)

Public Review Period Extended for Port Master Plan Update Draft Program Environmental Impact Report (The Log)

Remote Sensing Could Predict Well Water Quality After Floods (EOS)

Amtrak Works to Keep the NYC Rail Tunnel Open Until Its Gateway Project Is Done (Bloomberg)

Winds damage hundreds of traffic signs across Kansas (Kansas DOT (Media release))

Washington State Ferries to debut first hybrid-electric ferry in 2025 (KOMO News)

Colorado enacts new rules to reduce greenhouse gas emissions with fewer road expansions, more mass transit options (KMGH-TV)

Lamont’s executive order mirrors Transportation Climate Initiative policies (WSHU Radio)

A rush to mine lithium in Nevada is pitting climate advocates and environmental groups against each other (KAKE-TV)

Oregon DOT responds to concerns raised by climate organizers (Oregon Public Broadcasting)

Climate Activists and Environmental Justice Advocates Join the Gerrymandering Fight in Ohio and North Carolina (Inside Climate News)

Colorado, Montana and Utah projects among $14.1 million in environmental justice grants nationwide (Ark Valley Voice)

Proposed California law seeks to ban freeway expansions in underserved communities (Los Angeles Times)

Air pollution still disproportionately harms communities of color, study says (Washington Post)

AASHTO Comments on Proposed Migratory Bird Rule (AASHTO Journal)

BNSF fined $1.5 million for alleged Clean Water Act violations (National Hog Farmer)

Why Pittsburgh Is Dimming Its Streetlights (CityLab)

This is how we solve Utah’s land, water and air problems (Deseret News (Opinion))

Conservative Backlash Erupts Over Notre Dame’s Restoration (CityLab)

AASHTO Issues Revised Pedestrian Facilities Guide (AASHTO Journal)

New bike-share company to bring 1,500 e-bikes to Seattle streets by spring to boost mobility options (GeekWire)

Missouri closing in on second major bike trail on former Rock Island corridor (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Windsor, Colorado's new pedestrian bridge, Pelican Bridge, is turning heads (Coloradoan)

Cities ditch parking spaces in favor of bicycles and people (Momentum)

Pittsburgh's bike-share program to get upgrade with electric bikes, mobility hubs (Tribune-Review)

New study will guide pedestrian safety improvements around Orlando (WESH-TV)

Missouri Department of Conservation expands bicycle use on many conservation areas (Missouri Department of Conservation (Media release))

Air Plan Approval; Arizona, California, Nevada; Emissions Statements Requirements (EPA (Proposed rule))

White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council; Notification of Virtual Public Meeting (EPA (Notice))

Colonial National Historical Park; Vessels and Commercial Passenger (Carrying Motor Vehicles National Park Service (Final rule))