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Today’s Headlines

No, Really—Trump Will Unveil Infrastructure Plan Details Monday (CNBC) Wisconsin Lawmakers Want to Use Tolls to Match Trump Grants (Journal Sentinel) VA Legislators Propose Uber/Lyft Surcharge to Fund D.C. Metro (Richmond Times-Dispatch) High-Speed Train Developers Say Houston Mall Is Perfect for Station (Texas Tribune) Tampa Officials Question Plan to Have BRT Run on Highway Shoulders … Continued
  • No, Really—Trump Will Unveil Infrastructure Plan Details Monday (CNBC)
  • Wisconsin Lawmakers Want to Use Tolls to Match Trump Grants (Journal Sentinel)
  • VA Legislators Propose Uber/Lyft Surcharge to Fund D.C. Metro (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
  • High-Speed Train Developers Say Houston Mall Is Perfect for Station (Texas Tribune)
  • Tampa Officials Question Plan to Have BRT Run on Highway Shoulders (TBO)
  • With Others Out, Two Detroit Counties Might Go It Alone on Transit (Michigan Bridge)
  • Blue Line Extension Is a Priority for Northwest Minnesota Lawmakers (Sun Post)
  • Nashville Council Officially Sets May 1 as Transit Referendum Date (Tennessean)
  • Alabama Bill Would Provide State Funding for Transit for the First Time (AL.com)
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Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.

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