Transit agencies, already stretched to near breaking points by the existential threat of a pandemic, found themselves at the center of even more strife this weekend
said an infrastructure package including the surface reauthorization is among the handful of bills that the House is looking to consider on the floor “in late June and going through July.” And a House Transportation Committee source confirmed to POLITICO that the agency will mark up its bill in the next few weeks.
— “envision 40,000 chocolate bunnies” abandoned in one container around Easter, said Lauren Brand, president of the National Association of Waterfront Employers — are all plaguing the industry, which is asking for $1.5 billion in relief in an upcoming coronavirus recovery bill.
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