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8:59 AM EDT on August 10, 2015

    • Majority of Railroads Won't Meet Year-End Deadline for Positive Train Control (NYT)
    • Cuomo Sees No Reason to Meet with Feds on New Hudson Tunnels (NYT)
    • A Neighborly New Type of Car-Sharing (Chicago Trib)
    • How Far is the U.S. From a Universal Transit Card? (CityLab)
    • A $30M Price Hike for Minneapolis Light Rail Could Help Lure Federal Funds (Star Trib)
    • Audit Reveals DC Metro's Financial Troubles (WTOP)
    • Connecticut, New Jersey Take Different Approaches to Transpo Funding (Hartford Courant)
    • Officials to Discuss Baltimore's Post-Red Line Options (Baltimore Sun)
    • The Transportation Barrier to Healthcare for the Low-Income (Atlantic)
    • Five Years After Streetcar Died, Fort Worth Still Waiting for Better Buses (CityLab)

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