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    • Tennessee Creates Fund for Transit, Biking, Pedestrian Projects (AP)
    • ... While Urban Land Institute Assesses Nashville (Tennessean)
    • Report: Transit Use Up, Driving Down in Twin Cities (Star Tribune)
    • Connecticut Economy Suffered During Recent Metro-North Disruption (AP)
    • Boston Globe: Next T Contractor Needs to Increase Ridership
    • Austin Rail Aims to Connect City's Growth Centers (Community Impact)
    • Chicago Sun Times: Taxing Bikes Wouldn't Be Smart
    • Why Aren't Teens Driving? One Study Says It's Because They're Broke (IIHS)
    • With $1.4M from Feds, Western Michigan U. to Research "Livable Communities" (APM Live)
    • In Portland, Bike Lanes Will be Lit With Solar-Powered LEDs (Bike Portland)

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