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    • WaPo: Time to Stop Tinkering With Virginia Transpo Bill
    • NJ Transit Will Be Just About Back to Pre-Sandy Service By March 24 (Asbury Park Press)
    • Despite Records, Some Transit Systems See Declines (Tri-City Herald)
    • Nevada Lawmakers Defend Private Train's Need for Federal Cash (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
    • Urbanism Prof: D.C.'s Parking Plan is "Forward Thinking" (WAMU)
    • Vermont House Comes Up with New Gas Tax Structure (VPR)
    • What That Dream High-Speed Rail Map Would Mean for Pennsylvania (Morning Call)
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