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Today’s Headlines

How Does Expanded TIFIA Change the Field for Local Transit Projects? (Next American City) Tyson’s Corner Developers Could Fund $2B-Plus in Transpo Improvements (WaPo, Transpo Nation) Atlantic Cities Looks at Bike-share Stations of the Future Opposition to Congestion Pricing Has Different Flavor in South America (This Big City) Advocates Continue Push for Tappan Zee Transit … Continued
  • How Does Expanded TIFIA Change the Field for Local Transit Projects? (Next American City)
  • Tyson’s Corner Developers Could Fund $2B-Plus in Transpo Improvements (WaPo, Transpo Nation)
  • Atlantic Cities Looks at Bike-share Stations of the Future
  • Opposition to Congestion Pricing Has Different Flavor in South America (This Big City)
  • Advocates Continue Push for Tappan Zee Transit (Newsday)
  • Denver Planners Look at How to Reverse the Harm of I-70 (Planetizen)
  • Starkville, Mississippi to Develop Free “SMART” Bus (AP)
  • Rob Ford Gets His Bike Lane Removal, But Toronto Will Soon Be Adding Better Bike Lanes (Treehugger)
  • A Midwesterner Becomes “Reluctant and Grumpy” Driver After Time in Boston (Star Tribune)

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