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    • Feds Pledge $1B for Boston's Green Line Extension (Boston Globe)
    • Stimulus Results Are Tangible With Rail, But Where Are the Funds Now? (Roll Call)
    • Milwaukee Groups Push for Rapid Transit Instead of I-94 Expansion (Milwaukee Biz Journal)
    • Transit Tax Break Extended... for a Few Weeks (The Hill)
    • After Greenlight Pinellas Bombed, Is Tampa Ready to Raise Tax for Transit? (Tampa Biz Journal)
    • In Minneapolis, a Postcard Campaign for Protected Bike Lanes (StarTrib)
    • Michigan Governor Wants Action on Gas Tax Hike (AP)
    • DC's New Metro Fleet Delayed By Safety Testing Issues (WaPo)
    • CTfasttrak Should Be Ready to Go in March (Hartford Courant)
    • Santa Monica Cycling Shot Up 356 Percent Over 12 Years (Curbed LA)
    • Loup, the "Uber/Bus Love Child," Raises Big Funds (Venture Beat)

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