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    • Teen Mom-Turned-Transit Guru: Maria Ayerdi-Kaplan Wills SF's Transbay Center Into Existence (Examiner)
    • Infighting Between DOT and MPO Could Cost Hawaii Millions (Honolulu Civil Beat)
    • Suburbs Want Light Rail, Minneapolis Demurs (Strib)
    • Amtrak Could Extend Service to Montreal (Recorder)
    • As Seattle Goes to War with Uber, San Antonio Cracks Down on Lyft (Gov Tech)
    • When Your Complete Streets Policy Is Accompanied By 70 Planned Road Widenings (Ottawa Citizen)
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    • Private British Company Making Inroads With France's Fiercely National Rail Industry (Telegraph)

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