
Stories You May Have Missed – Week of November 3rd
Stories You May Have Missed
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- The House GOP tax bill has advocates scrambling because it eliminates important current provisions of the tax code like private activity bonds. (The Hill)
- “Facing pockets of discontent in their own Republican ranks, tax negotiators in the U.S. House of Representatives will seek this week to brook differences over their far-reaching tax bill and stick to a self-imposed deadline of passage this month.” (Reuters)
- “Private investors line up to support infrastructure projects without Trump” but say that “a commitment from the federal government is needed to provide long-term financing.” (Washington Examiner)
- House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster will stay in Congress, even after he gives up the chairmanship next year due to term limit rules. (The Hill)
- The NY Times covers some examples of the burgeoning highway removal movement. (NY Times)
- The National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) released a guide at their conference last week to help planners and engineers determine what bike lanes should be protected. (Streetsblog)