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Eno Center for Transpo’s Joshua Schank Has Four Ideas for Greater Federal Involvement State Transpo Officials Are Getting Impatient With Lack of Transpo Bill (Hill) While Illinois Hits Its Borrowing Cap (AP/CBS), Vermont Spending Hits Record High (VPR) Baucus: It’ll Be a While Before the Next Five-Year Reauthorization (TranspoNation) Feds Shut Down 26 Curbside Intercity … Continued

By Ben Goldman

8:55 AM EDT on June 1, 2012

Eno Center for Transpo’s Joshua Schank Has Four Ideas for Greater Federal Involvement
State Transpo Officials Are Getting Impatient With Lack of Transpo Bill (Hill)
While Illinois Hits Its Borrowing Cap (AP/CBS), Vermont Spending Hits Record High (VPR)
Baucus: It’ll Be a While Before the Next Five-Year Reauthorization (TranspoNation)
Feds Shut Down 26 Curbside Intercity Bus Lines; LaHood Calls It “Just the Beginning” (WTOP)
Is San Francisco Magazine’s Bicyclist Survey Entrapment? (Cyclelicious)
A Recap of the Good and Bad News From This Year’s Bike-Friendliness Rankings (LAB)
Parking Cash-Out Is Not a New Idea, But Bicycle Valet Parking Might Be (EcoMan)

Ben Goldman

Today's Headlines

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