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Today’s Headlines

9:09 AM EST on February 14, 2013

    • House Transpo Committee Grapples With Infrastructure (WaPo)
    • U.S. Chamber of Commerce to Congress: Raise Gas Tax (AJC, Reuters)
    • Sandy Caused $450M in Damage to NJ Transit (Transpo Nation, NorthJersey.com)
    • LaHood Praises "Fix It First" Approach (The Hill)
    • Shuster Sorry for Saying That Obama Was "Lying" About High-Speed Rail (WaPo)
    • The Ups and Downs of the "Sharing Economy" (Washington City Paper)
    • Lessons for Seattle from Boston's Bike-Share (KUOW)
    • Group to Appeal Decision That Let Honolulu Rail Construction Continue (AP)
    • Transit Bill Makes Progress in Central Indiana (Indy Star)
    • Cyclists Testify Against Maryland's Mandatory Helmet Bill (WashCycle)

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