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    • D.C.'s Latest (Scaled Back) Plans for Streetcars (DCInno)
    • Move Over, Uber: Bridj Is the Next Big Thing (Bacon's Rebellion)
    • Harvard Study Sees Need for Better Police Reports on Bike Crashes (WBUR)
    • Streetcar Advances in Providence, RI (WPNI)
    • Miami Herald: Infrastructure Isn't Keeping Pace with Downtown Growth
    • Oregon Amtrak Route at Risk (The Hill)
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