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Senate’s $287B Roads Bill Offers Just 0.4% for Walking and Biking

Believe it or not, that's nearly double what the feds set aside in the last big transportation bill.
Senate’s $287B Roads Bill Offers Just 0.4% for Walking and Biking
Senators John Barrasso and Tom Carper (left) introduced a $287 billion transportation infrastructure plan Monday.
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