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8:45 AM EDT on October 28, 2011

    • Waiting on Congress, MD Commission Floats Idea for State Infrastructure Bank (Gazette)
    • NHTSA and Ad Council Release New Anti-Distracted Driving PSAs (Hill)
    • CA Hispanic Chamber: HSR an Engine for Economic Vitality (Capitol Weekly)
    • Job-Creation Impact of Transportation Investments Gets MD Lawmakers’ Attention (CityBizBaltimore)
    • Bay Area Seniors Go Back to School to Better Use Transit (Transportation Nation)
    • Prisoners of Transit: Why Public Transportation Deserves More Attention (Infrastructurist)
    • Report Urges Caution in Deploying Red-Light Cameras With Private Companies (Post-Gazette)
    • New Data Confirm European Transportation Habits Greener Than Our Own (NRDC)
    • Politicians, Cycling Activists Consider Bike Share in Beirut (DailyStar Lebanon)
    • Oregon DOT to Remove Effective, Unauthorized Bike Signage (BikePortland)

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