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Today’s Headlines

9:08 AM EST on February 13, 2018

    • Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Lacks Any Real Funding (CBS, WaPo)
    • It Also Lacks Votes (NYT)
    • Baltimore Metro to Unexpectedly Close for a Month for Emergency Repairs (Sun)
    • Engineers Push Back Against Criticism of Tampa-St. Pete BRT Plan (TB Times)
    • Negotiations Stall Over Minneapolis's Use of Freight Line for Passenger Rail (KSTP)
    • Grand Rapids Wins Federal Funding for BRT Line to Grand Valley State (MLive)
    • Albuquerque Mayor Ignored Warning Signs About BRT Problems (ABQ Journal)
    • Deseret News Delves Into What It Takes to Maintain Utah Transit
    • Eight of Louisiana’s Busiest Bridges Are Structurally Deficient (Shreveport Times)
    • Uber’s Flying Cars Are Really Just Fancy Helicopters (Tech Crunch)

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