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    • Rep. Bill Shuster, "Prince of Asphalt," Gets Challenged From the Right (Roll Call)
    • San Francisco Bike-Share Off to a Good Start (Examiner) -- or Is It? (Streetsblog SF)
    • Another Great Quarter For Transit Ridership (APTA)
    • Turns Out There Really Are a Lot of Lexuses in Those HOT Lanes (Marketplace)
    • California Cyclists Soon at Lower Risk of Getting Jerry-Browned, If We Can Still Call It That (KPCC)
    • Pennsylvania State House Leader Plans Vote on Transpo Bill He Personally Opposes (AP, CBS)
    • Two Cyclists Killed in Chapel Hill. Can New Bike Plan Make the City Safer? (Daily Tar Heel)
    • Could Paying People Not to Drive Relieve Congestion? (Eno)
    • NPR's Science Friday Learns How to Retrofit Car-Centric Sprawl for Transit
    • Taxing Carbon Is Like Taxing Diamonds: It Primarily Affects the 1 Percent (HuffPo)
    • Street Designs to Keep Pedestrians Safe (Good)

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