Virginia residents get their first look at the plans to build a new Metro line out to Dulles Airport. (WAMU) Meanwhile, Metro shows off how it plans to spend some of its $202 million in federal stimulus dollars: 48 new hybrid buses and expanding transit services for the disabled. (Washington Post)

But maybe DC transit should talk to Boston: the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's new hybrid buses haven't quelled riders' discontent with overall service. (Boston Globe)

The New York City MTA held its first public hearing about the upcoming fare hikes. Perhaps unsurprisingly, attendees seem to skew towards being...unsupportive. (WNYC)

Crowdsourcing roadkill: one university in California is trying to gauge the impact of vehicles on wildlife. (New York Times)

Time is money, especially on I-680: starting next week, California begins piloting a program that would allow drivers to pay to drive in a traffic-free lane. (KALW)