Mega Transportation Bill Moves Ahead With Tweaks

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The author, Representative Ed Soliday (R-4), says the bill is the culmination of a five-year cooperative effort between the chambers.
Senator Karen Tallian (D-4) is one of the bill’s co-sponsors. She voted in favor of the legislation, but says it represents missed opportunities.