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    • There Goes the Neighborhood: Older "Broken Hip-sters" Take Over the City (WSJ)
    • Boomers Tire of Suburban Life, Move Downtown (WaPo, Switchboard)
    • Elon Musk's Hyperloop Might Not Really Be So Much Cheaper Than HSR (WaPo)
    • Capital Bikeshare Expands Farther and Farther Outside the City (WTOP)
    • Buses Can Run Faster (But Not Much Faster) on Freeways, But Forget About TOD (GGW)
    • Looks Like Dallas' Party in the Park Could Use a Few More Partygoers (Good)
    • Women Forced to Ride Sidesaddle in Kenya (Thomson Reuters)
    • Want to Hearken Back to the Good Old Days? Look to Strong Towns.
    • Art-film Director Werner Herzog's Documentary on Texting and Driving (NYT)
    • You Don't Love Transit Like This Guy Loves Transit (AP)

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