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    • November Vote Could Integrate Suburban County Into Atlanta Transit (Next City)
    • Chinese Firm Bids for California High-Speed Rail Project, Wins Boston Contract (Gov Tech, Fox Biz)
    • Redfin Buys Walkscore (WiredGeekWire)
    • Basic Questions Still Remain About D.C. Streetcar Plans (WaPo)
    • What Can the U.S. Can Learn From France's Transit Designs? (CityLab)
    • Maryland and Wisconsin Voters Could Put Transpo Funds on Lockdown (T4America)
    • Bloomberg View: Bullet Trains Won't Work Unless We Resolve Local Congestion
    • Can Congestion Pricing Be a Solution Where It's Most Needed? (Roll Call)
    • Colorado Could See Better Rail Connections (Pueblo Chieftain)
    • What Does Dallas Want to Be? (Dallas News)
    • Grand Rapids to Debut New Amtrak Station Next Week (M Live)

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