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    • American Millennials May Be Cool on Them But "Cars Are All the Rage Among Asian Plutocrats" (WaPo)
    • Something to Think About When Considering the Decoupling of VMT and the Unemployment Rate (AP)
    • Building Infrastructure Will Never Be This Cheap Again (Seattle Times)
    • Amtrak Warming to Roll-On Bicycles (WNDU)
    • Portland's Urban Growth Boundary Weakens With Camas City Council Vote (Columbian)
    • Colorado Considers 10-Year Sales Tax for Transportation (Denver Post)
    • Reverse Sprawl and Private Transit for the Rich: Mapping San Francisco's Corporate Shuttles (Wired)
    • World's 10 Most Sustainable Cities (C40)

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