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After Commuting Troubles This Week, How Will “Mass-Transit Super Bowl” Pan Out? (Bloomberg) Meanwhile, Next City Dismisses the Transit Anxieties Atlanta Mayor Says State, Not City, to Blame for Snowjam (The Hill) Don’t Blame the Snow or the Politics — Blame the Car-Dependency (Gizmodo) Feds Put $25M Toward Green Buses (Earth Techling) More and More, Cyclists Brave the … Continued
  • After Commuting Troubles This Week, How Will “Mass-Transit Super Bowl” Pan Out? (Bloomberg)
  • Meanwhile, Next City Dismisses the Transit Anxieties
  • Atlanta Mayor Says State, Not City, to Blame for Snowjam (The Hill)
  • Don’t Blame the Snow or the Politics — Blame the Car-Dependency (Gizmodo)
  • Feds Put $25M Toward Green Buses (Earth Techling)
  • More and More, Cyclists Brave the Cold Commutes (WaPo)
  • One Idea for Replacing the Transit Commuter Benefit (Planetizen)
  • Can LIRR Keep its Spot as Nation’s No. 1 Passenger Rail? (Railway Age)
  • Yes, It’s Possible to Live Car-Free in LA (LA Weekly)
  • Can Better Streets Save the Suburbs? (Streets MN)
  • Utah Gives iPads to College Students Who Use Transit (Deseret News)

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