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    • Obama Taps Mendez, Rogoff for Key DOT Spots (Better Roads)
    • Foxx Rallies with Unions on Highway Trust Fund (USA Today)
    • Shuster Faces Primary Next Tuesday (The Hill)
    • "Bike to Work Day" Is Already the Culture in D.C. (WaPo)
    • Missouri Voters to Decide on Sales Tax Increase for Transpo (Columbia Daily Trib)
    • Why Seattle Suburbanites Can't Support Transit Measures as Readily as City Dwellers (Grist)
    • How Will the Silver Line Affect the Virginia Burbs? (Next City)
    • Salt Lake City Moves Away From the Car (Time)
    • Could Madison, WI, Replace Messy Intersection With Its Own Millennium Park? (Cap Times)
    • Five Ways to Improve Suburban Sprawl (NationSwell)
    • How Can Middle Tennessee Plan Wisely for Its Population Growth? (Nashville Ledger)

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