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    • RIP Car Talk's Surprisingly Car-Free Tom Magliozzi (Cyclelicio.us)
    • Today, Maryland, Massachusetts and Other States Vote on Transpo Questions (WBAL, Roll Call)
    • Why Are Gas Prices Dropping Below $3 a Gallon? Demand Is Low (NJ.comCEPR)
    • How New Jersey Transit Will Weather the Next Superstorm (Next City)
    • DC Metro Already Thinks 2015-16 Is Going to Suck for Ridership, Revenues (WaPo)
    • Kids These Days Aren't Buying Houses Like They Used To (WaPo)
    • ThinkProgress Profiles Veronica Davis, DC's Most Media-Friendly Bike Proponent
    • CityLab Makes the Case for a National Miles-Traveled Fee
    • Reason: Feds Shouldn't Fund Infrastructure By Borrowing

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