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    • Of Course Politicians Prefer CAFE Standards to Gas Tax (Forbes)
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    • Thinking About How Driverless Cars Will Affect Sprawl (Autoblog)
    • Study Shows How to Improve Bicycle Commuter Safety (Digital Journal)
    • Connecticut Advocates Push Vulnerable Road Users Bill (TSTC)
    • In Copenhagen, Hunting Cyclists for Fun and Profit (Copenhagenize)

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