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    • DOT Nominee Foxx's Transit Company Flubbed DOT Contracts... (Charlotte Observer)
    • ...But the GOP May Not Even Care (Politico)
    • Shuster's Dad and Brother Represent Transpo Industry -- But "Don't Lobby" Bill (Altoona Mirror)
    • Retiring Finance Chair Max Baucus Is "Doubling Down" on Tax Reform (Christian Post)
    • How Is a Growing, Urbanizing America Becoming Less Dense? (Reuters)
    • LA Expo Line Surpasses Ridership Estimates By Creating New Riders (Neon Tommy)
    • SC Residents: We'll Pay More If It Goes to Repairs, Not New Tourist Roads (Beaumont Enterprise)
    • Texting While Driving Is a Gateway Drug -- And a Very Common One (Nature World News)
    • The Mathematics of Cities (Smithsonian)
    • We Shouldn't Expect Transit to Pay For Itself Out of the Farebox -- We Should Expect More (NWI Times)
    • An Investor's Look at Sustainable Transport (Motley Fool)
    • Big Data Is Redrawing Bus Routes in Africa By Tracking Cell Phone Users (MIT Tech Review)
    • Let's Get This Straight: Different Transit Forms Fit Different Contexts (WaPo/GGW)

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