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    • Pelosi: Trade Package Could Win Support If GOP Supports Transpo (The Hill)
    • LaHood to Appear at Senate's Transpo Funding Hearing This Week (Transport Topics)
    • The Strained Construction Schedule of California's High-Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
    • Twin Cities Green Line Marks Successful Year One (MPR News)
    • New DC Circulator Route Debuts on the National Mall (Roll Call)
    • In Maryland, New Options Emerge for "Purple Line Light" (WTOP)
    • New York Times: New Jersey's Cheap Gas Carries Real Costs
    • BRT Could Be Transformative for Albuquerque (ABQ Biz Journal)
    • Oregon's Road Usage Tax a Test for New Technology (Portland Biz Journal)
    • How Our Transportation System Fails Seniors Who Can't Drive (Vox)
    • Can Rockville, MD, Make Way for Bikes? (WaPo)

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