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8:55 AM EDT on May 30, 2014

    • Fast Company Chats with Anthony Foxx About Innovation at DOT
    • Why Have Pedestrian Deaths Spiked in Georgia Recently? (AJC)
    • After Commuting Troubles, CT Senator Blumenthal Orders Funds for Metro-North Bridge (The Hour)
    • Atlanta Powers Up for Streetcar (AJC), While D.C. Scales Back (Washington Biz Journal)
    • San Antonio Plans to Remove Bike Lanes (My SA)
    • City Fix Attempts to "Demystify" Transit-Oriented Development
    • New Transit Hub Offers Connections in Minneapolis (RT&S)
    • Can Philly's 30th St. Station Revitalize the Neighborhood Around It? (Next City)
    • "End of the Suburbs" Author Leigh Gallagher Gives TED Talk (via Bacon's Rebellion)
    • How Can Seattle Get Closer to Copenhagen? (Seattle Times)

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