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    • Foxx's 30-Year Transportation Plan Emphasizes Choices Beyond Highways (CityLab)
    • Purple Line Gets $100M in Federal Budget, Even if Maryland's Support is Uncertain (WaPo)
    • ... And Minneapolis Light Rail Gets $150M, If Everything Goes Right (Minn Post)
    • Is Florida's SunRail in Jeopardy? (Orlando Biz Journal)
    • With Budget, Obama Faces Clash With GOP Over Climate Actions (EE News)
    • Smart Car Gurus Work on Safe Cycling (Business Insider)
    • Silicon Valley's Transportation Grid Can't Keep Up With Explosive Growth (Examiner)
    • How an Endangered Fox Could Spell Trouble for California High-Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
    • Report: Expanded Commuter Rail Would Boost New Hampshire Economy (AP)
    • Light Rail Brings Renaissance to Downtown Mesa, AZ (AZ Central)

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