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Transportation Issues Daily‘s Larry Ehl Recaps Last Week’s Non-Binding House Votes Also Via TID, a Pop Quiz: Only One Conferee Voted Yes on the Broun Motion. Who Was It? With Growing Popularity of Charity Rides, Is Cycling the New Golf? (Globe and Mail) Holland, MI, Transit Agency Challenges Residents to Ten Car-Free Days (WZZI) Yes, … Continued
  • Transportation Issues Daily‘s Larry Ehl Recaps Last Week’s Non-Binding House Votes
  • Also Via TID, a Pop Quiz: Only One Conferee Voted Yes on the Broun Motion. Who Was It?
  • With Growing Popularity of Charity Rides, Is Cycling the New Golf? (Globe and Mail)
  • Holland, MI, Transit Agency Challenges Residents to Ten Car-Free Days (WZZI)
  • Yes, It’s Healthy, And Yes, It’s Clean, But People Ride Bikes Because It’s Fun (SFChron)
  • NJ Transit’s Board Could Allow Bikes on Most Trains (NorthJersey.com)
  • Another Pop Quiz: Which U.S. Transit Agency Spends the Most on Lobbying? (Daily Herald)

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