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8:51 AM EST on November 23, 2011

    • Congressional Republicans Want to Withhold CA HSR Funds (LATimes)
    • California Officially Gains HSR Funds Rejected by Florida (Politico)
    • USDOT Grants HSR for Illinois, Michigan (Pantagraph, Heritage)
    • Every Fatal Road Collision Mapped Across America (Guardian)
    • Maryland’s Latest Highway Project Could Be Last One Publicly Funded Until 2033 (WaPo)
    • Are Complete Streets Incomplete? (Project for Public Spaces)
    • Road Rage in Lake Wobegon? 93% of US Drivers Say They Drive Better Than You (Cyclelicious)
    • Thinking Outside the Bus: Lessons in Transit Innovation (NYT)
    • Mobile, Alabama Gets Their Very First On-Street Bicycle Racks (Press-Register)
    • If Toys Could Travel: A Short Film Inspired by Google Street View (TranspoNation)

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