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    • House Transportation Bill Clears Committee, 29-24, in Marathon 18-Hour Markup (Politico)
    • Early Morning Amendment Bars CA HSR From Bill's Federal Funds (Hill)
    • Another Amendment Postpones Decision on Lifting Limits on Trucks (Bloomberg)
    • Congress Struggles for Solution to Fix Crumbling Infrastructure (WaPo)
    • Infrastructure Problems Go Beyond the Dollars (HuffPo)
    • State DOT Association Chief: Feds' Wrangling Is "Sinking the Ship" (Philly Inqy)
    • NRDC's Deron Lovaas: Congress Declaring War on Public Transportation
    • NRDC's Kaid Benfield: The Environmental Building Blocks of Urban Happiness
    • Injured Journalist Inspires Times of London's Cycling Campaign (TreeHugger)
    • Portion of Honolulu to Go on Road Diet for Bike Lanes (Valley Sun)
    • Austin Gets Super-Swank Zero-Energy Suburb (Grist)

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