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    • House GOP Comes Up With $8B Patch for Transpo (The Hill, AP)
    • ...as Bipartisan Support Grows for Long-Term Plan Tied to Corporate Taxes (LA Times)
    • Busy Day for Foxx: DC Metro Safety Woes, Charlotte Streetcar Launch (WaPo, The Hill)
    • Also in Charlotte, New Transit Chief Takes Over (Charlotte Biz Journal)
    • Utah Plans for "What Ifs" If Voters OK Sales Tax for Transpo (Deseret News)
    • We've Only Seen the Tip of the Iceberg in the Car-Sharing Wars (Green Biz)
    • Streets MN Tries to Put Those "Tired, Anti-Bike Arguments" to Rest
    • Jeff Speck Helps Tampa Envision a More Walkable Future (83 Degrees)
    • A Hopkins, Minnesota, Corridor Comes Alive, Anticipating Light Rail (F&C)

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