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    • DC's Silver Line Is Open for Business (WMATA, U.S. DOT, WJLA)
    • So Is the Tucson Streetcar (APNews Now)
    • Matt Yglesias: DC's Streetcar Will Actually Make Transit Worse (Vox)
    • Utah Sen. Mike Lee Launched His Devolutionist Bid in Hopes of Headlines Like This (Herald Extra)
    • Would You Pay 13 Cents an Hour for On-Street Bike Parking? (Bike Portland)
    • BART Gets $17.4M For Security (KVTU)
    • Salon Examines the Benefits of Free Transit
    • Why People's Eyes Glaze When You Talk About "Infrastructure," Even If You Say It's "Crumbling" (E&E)
    • A Summer Reading List for Transportation Geeks of All Ages (Book People)

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