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Foxx: States Pulling Back on Transpo Projects Due to Uncertain Funding (Transport Topics) In Dallas, One Weekend Kicked Off Demand for Urban Change (Next City) Bipartisan Group Signs Onto Bill That Would Raise Gas Tax (Equipment World) Will Puget Sound Voters Pony Up for Light Rail? (Seattle PI) Developers Respond to the Carless, One-Person Household (Chicago Mag) Minneapolis Plans for … Continued
  • Foxx: States Pulling Back on Transpo Projects Due to Uncertain Funding (Transport Topics)
  • In Dallas, One Weekend Kicked Off Demand for Urban Change (Next City)
  • Bipartisan Group Signs Onto Bill That Would Raise Gas Tax (Equipment World)
  • Will Puget Sound Voters Pony Up for Light Rail? (Seattle PI)
  • Developers Respond to the Carless, One-Person Household (Chicago Mag)
  • Minneapolis Plans for 30 Miles of Protected Bike Lanes (Vita.MN)
  • Can Charlotte, NC, Get Over Its Car Dependence? (Charlotte Observer)
  • Transit, Walkability Key to Kaiser Permanente’s Move to Atlanta (Atlanta Biz Journal)
  • Providence, RI, Reviews Streetcar Proposal (Providence Journal)

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