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    • New York officials announce that Broadway will remain car-free in midtown (Streetsblog NYC)
    • In the quest for bike-friendly cities, are snobby cyclists their own worst enemies? (A. Prospect)
    • D.C. responds to its weather challenges by building new infrastructure: a snow mountain (WSJ)
    • Korea eyes an estimated $45B deal to help build California's high-speed rail network (K. Times)
    • Commute headaches caused by East Coast blizzard causing more companies to turn to telecommuting (WSJ)
    • Honolulu mayor challenges his state's governor on transit foot-dragging (Star-Bulletin)
    • The Detroit area's Ambassador Bridge could soon be under Canadian ownership (MI Messenger)
    • Safe Routes to School partnership releases a new report on expanding the program into low-income neighborhoods (SRTS Press)

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