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    • Five Experts Weigh In On Whether Tolls Should Pay For Transit (NYT)
    • Former MD Gov. Glendening Wishes Romney Would Would Follow His Own Example  (Baltimore Sun)
    • Where the Candidates Stand on Infrastructure and Why It Matters (AP)
    • More Bikes Than Cars Sold In Italy For The First Time Since WWII (Business Insider)
    • This Bike League Infographic Shows How Bicycling Means Big Bucks For Cities (FastCoExist)
    • Add This Seattle Train Ad to Our List of Favorite Transit Music Videos (Good)
    • Chicago Applies For TIFIA Loan For Riverwalk That Connects to Downtown (BizJournal)
    • Privatize MARTA? Pro/Con (AJC)
    • How to Talk to Your Parents About When to Stop Driving (NPR)
    • Why Your Local Coffeeshop Is Healthier For Your City Than Starbucks (RPUS)
    • Gas $4.67? "I Think I'll Take the Train," Say Many Californians (KPCC)
    • How Recreational Cycling Can Promote Bike Friendliness That Helps Commuters (Bacon's Rebellion)
    • Another Contribution to the Raging Debate Over Bicycle Helmets (North Bay Nugget)

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