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    • Reticent Sen. Bingaman Speaks Out on Energy Bill Plans (The Hill)
    • In San Fransisco, Congestion Pricing Plan Inflames Passions (Streetsblog SF, Transpo Nation)
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    • Why the Feds Should Care About Sidewalks and Bike Lanes (Planetizen)
    • TIGER Grant Will Upgrade DC Buses (FastLane)
    • NJ Transit: $75 Million of Defunct ARC Funds, Please (AP)
    • Urbanism: A Black and White Issue? (Grist)
    • The Boundless Benefits of Bike-Sharing (LAB)

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