On the recordOctober 9, 2013
If we fail to address this underlying question of how to pay for the Nation's intermodal transportation network, all we will have are lofty visions, stacks of plans, and piles of freight network maps.
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Nadler warns of the consequences of not funding transportation infrastructure.
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