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    • As Feds Dawdle on Transit Benefit, NYC Could Go It Alone (WNYC)
    • Transit Fares Rise Across the Nation (Roll Call)
    • Five Things U.S. Transit Could Learn From London: #1 Annual Fare Hikes (CityLab)
    • This Weekend, Gas Prices Will Incentivize Smarter Transportation Decisions (Baltimore Sun)
    • Why Travel Time Comparisons Between MBTA and Bridj Are Misleading (Human Transit)
    • The Silver Line: Myths and Facts (WaPo)
    • The Findings From This Pew Report Have Ceased to Surprise Anyone (WaPo)
    • Uber and Lyft Under Fire for Not Serving People With Disabilities (Next City)

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