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Today’s Headlines

Feds Mull Cell Phone Jammers as Tool to Fight Distracted Driving (Pop-Sci) In Milwaukee, Some 200 Rally for Rail (Journal Sentinel) Dreary Financial Situation Threatens Transportation in the Northeast (WSJ) Brookings Institution Maps How Urbanites Get Around (Infrastructurist) Tell Congress to Keep Transit Benefits on Equal Footing With Parking Benefits (T4America) Key Climate Contrarian Report Riddled … Continued
  • Feds Mull Cell Phone Jammers as Tool to Fight Distracted Driving (Pop-Sci)
  • In Milwaukee, Some 200 Rally for Rail (Journal Sentinel)
  • Dreary Financial Situation Threatens Transportation in the Northeast (WSJ)
  • Brookings Institution Maps How Urbanites Get Around (Infrastructurist)
  • Tell Congress to Keep Transit Benefits on Equal Footing With Parking Benefits (T4America)
  • Key Climate Contrarian Report Riddled with Plagiarism (USA Today)
  • Is Your Rep Part of the Climate Zombie Caucus? (Wonk Room)
  • Airport Screening Brouhaha Could Cause Spike in Highway Fatalities (The Hill)
  • No Car, No Regrets for This Atlanta Commuter (CNN)
  • Suburban Malaise Gets Violent in Arcade Fire Video (Good)

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