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8:58 AM EST on November 12, 2014

    • Schumer Bill Would Restore Maximum Transit Tax Benefit (AP)
    • Dallas City Council Shows Support for $1B in Downtown Transit Boosts (AP, D Mag)
    • California's New Tax-Increment Financing Could Bring Billions for Infrastructure (Gov Exec)
    • Why Cincinnati Is Going Low With Streetcar Fare (Cincinnati Biz Courier)
    • Foxx in South Dakota With Thune, the Likely New Transportation Committee Chief (AP, Politico)
    • Tregoning Shares Planning Wisdom With Louisiana (Times-Picayune)
    • Feds to Investigate Northwest Arkansas Railroad Crash (Ozarks First)
    • World's First Solar Bike Lane Debuts in the Netherlands (Think Progress)
    • Could "Ridiculed" Streetcar Help Revive Downtown Tampa? (Tampa Trib)
    • MARTA Crowdfunds for Bike-Repair Kiosks Near Rail (Progressive Railroading)

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