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Republicans on the House transportation committee warn that a federal role in transit safety oversight may not translate into fewer injuries on railways (Mica Press) As the Obama administration takes on rail transit safety, the NTSB moves forward on passenger bus safety (AP) Was Obama flip-flopping when he admitted that what’s “shovel-ready” isn’t always the … Continued
  • Republicans on the House transportation committee warn that a federal role in transit safety oversight may not translate into fewer injuries on railways (Mica Press)
  • As the Obama administration takes on rail transit safety, the NTSB moves forward on passenger bus safety (AP)
  • Was Obama flip-flopping when he admitted that what’s “shovel-ready” isn’t always the best project, then later endorsed new transportation spending? (WashPost)
  • How can the White House make the most of its new job-creation push? In a word, buildings (Grist)
  • As climate deniers thunder on about hyped-up scandal, the EPA quietly totals public comments on its finding that carbon emissions threaten public health: 70% in favor, 30% opposed (WSJ Blog)
  • Florida Senate approves major new rail legislation (CBS4)

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