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9:00 AM EST on November 9, 2015

    • Will the Transpo Bill Hit the Fed or Big Banks for $$? (NYT)
    • House Bill Includes "Devastating Cut" for Northeast Transit Agencies (Buffalo News)
    • Why Don't More Talented Democratic Mayors Reach the National Stage? (CityLab)
    • As Driverless Cars Become Closer to Reality, Why Are Policy Wonks Still Stuck in the Past? (HuffPo)
    • LaHood Writes on White House's Missed Chance With Gas Tax Hike (Detroit News)
    • Foxx Takes a Ride on Japan's Maglev Train -- Could Same Tech Work for DC-NYC Rail? (WSJ)
    • Stanford Remains at Top of the Heap of Bike-Friendly Universities (League of American Bicyclists)
    • Voter-Approved "Move Seattle" Money About to Hit the Streets (Seattle Times)
    • Boulder's Parking Policies Get a Makeover (Daily Camera)

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