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    • How Breaking Records Has Become a Broken Record for Amtrak (Atlantic Cities)
    • Chicago Aldermen Want Input on Bike Lanes (Tribune)
    • Baton Rouge Transit Officials May Have to Renege on Election Promises (AP)
    • UCLA Expert: BRT's the Better Investment for Honolulu (KITV)
    • Pennsylvania Region Talks About Consolidating Transit to Get More Aid (Times Leader)
    • Copenhagen Shelves Congestion Pricing For Now (Road Pricing)
    • Skeptics Ask: Why Does Kansas City Need Streetcars When It Has Buses? (The Star)

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