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    • Congress Tees Up Rail Fight With PRIIA Reauthorization (The Hill)
    • I-5 Bridge "Wake-Up Call" Rings in $5.5 Billion Bridge Fix Bill (Land Line)
    • ...But What About Spending the Money We Have More Wisely? (Better! Cities & Towns)
    • To Pay for Roads, New Jersey Considers Corporate Sponsorship (NorthJersey)
    • If California Wants to Reduce Oil Dependency, It Has to Change Its Parking Policy (Streetsblog LA)
    • VA Gov. Race: Republican Candidate Doesn't Want Silver Line, Dem Doesn't Know Where It Is (GGW)
    • Former CaBi Workers Say They're Owed Money (WNYC), Alta Responds (Bike Portland)
    • A Photo Essay of the Pacific Northwest's Ugly Parking and the Beauty It Displaces (Sightline)
    • Free-Flowing Traffic or Livability: Which Will It Be, DC Overlords? (GGW)
    • The Economist Floats the Idea of Free Buses
    • How Far Is Too Far to Walk? It Depends. (Strong Towns)

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