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    • Obama Details "Fix It First" Goals (NYT, Transpo Nation)
    • ...And League of Cities Has Concerns About Funding That Plan (The Hill)
    • WaPo: Virginia's Transpo Compromise Could Be "Historic" (Though Some Think It's Out of Touch)
    • Washington State Looks at Gas Tax, Car Tabs, Bike Fees... (Seattle Times)
    • Would That $25 Bike Tax Be "Symbolic"? (CycleliciousBike Portland)
    • GGW Touts Capacity Advantages of Streetcars
    • Study: Simple Changes Could Keep Canadian Cyclists Safe (Edmonton Journal)
    • "Let's Get Moving" Summit to Focus on Transit, Health in Silicon Valley (Cupertino Patch)
    • Port Huron, MI, Mayor: Add Transit to the Funding Priorities (Times Herald)

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