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    • DOT Dangles $40M Prize for Reimagining the American City (WaPo)
    • You Can't Ignore Transportation as a Key Piece of the Climate Puzzle (Devex)
    • Good News and Bad News for Cities in the New Transpo Bill (CityLab)
    • Transpo Bill a Boon for Hudson River Rail Project (NYT)
    • Supporters of Mileage-Based Gas Tax See Opportunity (The Hill)
    • Atlanta Bike-Share Held Back Til Next Summer (Atlanta Mag)
    • Light Rail, Trolley System Could Be Coming to Vegas (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
    • Walk[Your City] Trend Moves to College Campuses (CityLab)
    • Commonwealth Mag Picks Out Flaws in Massachusetts' Idea for Means-Based T Fares
    • In the Works: Speedier Train Travel From DC to Richmond (WaPo)

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