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    • Senate Sends Transpo Funding Band-Aid Over to Obama (The Hill)
    • Shuster Vows It's the Last Short-Term Extension (Equipment World)
    • Former FTA Head Peter Rogoff Takes Charge of Seattle's Transit Growth (Seattle Times)
    • Rand Paul's Syrian Refugee Amendment Complicates THUD Bill (Roll Call)
    • Charlotte NC's Great Train Debate (Politico Mag)
    • DC Metro's New Boss Faces Mountain of Frustrations (WaPo)
    • A Big Step Back for Texas High-Speed Rail (CityLab)
    • Why Aren't California's New Train Stations Attracting More Retail? (USAPP Blog)
    • Working to Make Tampa Less Scary for Pedestrians (Creative Loafing Tampa)
    • A Civil Rights History of Atlanta, By Bike (Next City)

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