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Today’s Headlines

8:56 AM EDT on June 23, 2015

    • Senators to Lay Out Six-Year Transpo Funding Plan This Morning (The Hill)
    • The Bill's Potential New Name? "The DRIVE Act" (Land Line)
    • Protected Bike Lanes: America's Next Transit Frontier (WaPo)
    • Transpo Money Could Be Freed Up By Removing Earmarks (The Hill)
    • Feds to Examine DC Metro's Fatal Smoke Incident (AP)
    • Vision Zero: Seattle Rewards Law-Abiding Drivers (CityLab)
    • New Jersey's Train Commuters Could See Benefits From New Bill (NJ.com)
    • Utah's Transit Success a "Story to Bring Back to Congress" (SL Trib)
    • Housing Already Popping Up Around Detroit's Planned Streetcar Line (Detroit News)
    • Boston's Transit Doesn't Hold a Candle to Its Olympic Rival (Globe)
    • Five Ways Cities Can Help Residents Get More Active (Co.Exist)

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