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Today’s Headlines

White House Continues Push for Infrastructure Investment (Transpo Nation) Study: DC, Chicago Top Traffic Congestion List (WaPo) Senate Transpo Chair Jay Rockefeller Could Face an Uphill Reelection Bid (The Hill) Mega Cites Mean Mega Challenges (Infrastructurist) Poll: Car-Loving Atlantans Give Transit  a Second Look (AJC) Northeastern Cities Are Key to High-Speed Rail Success (Boston Globe) Will Carpooling Go … Continued
  • White House Continues Push for Infrastructure Investment (Transpo Nation)
  • Study: DC, Chicago Top Traffic Congestion List (WaPo)
  • Senate Transpo Chair Jay Rockefeller Could Face an Uphill Reelection Bid (The Hill)
  • Mega Cites Mean Mega Challenges (Infrastructurist)
  • Poll: Car-Loving Atlantans Give Transit  a Second Look (AJC)
  • Northeastern Cities Are Key to High-Speed Rail Success (Boston Globe)
  • Will Carpooling Go the Way of the Dodo? Unlikely (Planetizen)
  • Suburban Forests Are a Breed of Their Own (Per Square Mile)
  • Sen. Paul Uses Fuzzy Math to Attack Bike and Ped Safety Program (T4America)
  • New Law Makes Rolling Stops Legal for Cyclists in Kansas (Grist)

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