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Today’s Headlines

9:00 AM EDT on July 10, 2015

    • White House Affirms Obama's Strong Preference for Long-Term Transpo Fix (The Hill)
    • As GOP Rep Proposes Bill to Increase Gas Tax, Paul Ryan Rules It Out (The Hill, Market Watch)
    • DOT's Infrastructure Snapshot of All 50 States "Not Pretty" (Fast Lane)
    • Eno Center in WaPo: Follow Reagan's Example on Transpo Investment
    • The Long-Delayed DC Streetcar Gets a Tough Report Card From APTA (WaPoGGW)
    • NTSB: Put in Cameras to Monitor Amtrak Engineers (Progressive Railroading)
    • Can Bike-Sharing Bridge L.A.'s Commuting Gaps? (LA Times)
    • Baltimore Sun: Fight for The Red Line
    • Richmond, VA to Study BRT (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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