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8:54 AM EDT on April 16, 2014

    • Foxx Takes a Road Trip to Drum Up Support for Obama's Transpo Plan (Transport Topics, AP)
    • DOT: Highway Trust Fund Will Dry Up by August (The Hill)
    • How Are States Responding to the Funding Gridlock? (Governing)
    • New Orleans Group Rallies for Central Transit Hub (Times-Picayune)
    • L.A. Metro Recommends Two Familiar Contractors for Downtown Rail Connection (LA Times)
    • Seattle Voters Will Decide Transit Funding Issue Next Week (Seattle Times)
    • How Does U.S. Transit Use Compare With Other Countries? (E Mag)
    • Ontario Commits $25M to Bike Infrastructure (Global News)
    • Former Utah Mayors Tout Denser Development (Salt Lake Trib)
    • GGW Questions Baltimore's Plans for More Waterfront Parking

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