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8:55 AM EDT on October 9, 2013

    • Don't Blame Environmental Reviews for Project Delays, Blame the Shutdown (Switchboard)
    • Shutdown Already Impacting Local Transit Agencies (Times-News)
    • AASHTO Prepares a Five-Minute Cliffs Notes Version of Recent EPW Hearing on Transpo Funding
    • Raleigh Votes 70-30 for Property Tax Hike to Fund Transpo Projects (News & Observer)
    • Georgia Bicycle Registration Bill Proposed, Withdrawn (News Channel 9, Patch)
    • "You're Going to Have Accidents": Commish Says NYPD Helpless to Stop Traffic Deaths (Atlantic)
    • With AB 417, California Throws Off Burdensome Bike Regulations (Cyclelicio.us)
    • Study: 50 Percent of Freight Deliveries Could Be Made by Bike (Treehugger)
    • A Western Woman's Experience Riding Bikes in Iraqi Kurdistan (Urban Times)

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