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    • Despite Critics' Assertions, MBTA Spending in Line With Other Agencies, Finds Boston Globe
    • MBTA Set Ridership Records Last Year Even With Weather-Related Problems (WBUR)
    • Congestion Charges Have Helped Reduce Crash Rates 40 Percent in London (Guardian)
    • Kaid Benfield Attempts to Untangle Competing Trends in Driving and Sprawl (HuffPo)
    • Evidence Real-Time Transit Data Increases Ridership (CityLab)
    • Supreme Court Rules in Amtrak Case (WaPo)
    • CityLab: New Rail Safety Reforms a Step in the Right Direction
    • Globe and Mail: Governments Pushing Large Projects Have Incentives to Low-Ball the Cost
    • Florida Governor Denies He Banned the Term "Climate Change" (Governing)

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