When It Comes to Transportation Infrastructure, No Bill Is Better Than a Bad Bill

Why the failure to come up with a plan to revitalize the country’s infrastructure could force Washington to abandon funneling money into the auto-centric past and come up with a dynamic program of 21st-century solutions.

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