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    • Why Larger Populations Don't Equate to Longer Commutes (CityLab)
    • Norton Asks Feds to Ease Funding Shackles for DC Metro (WAMU)
    • Next City Proposes New Year's Resolutions for Cities, Including: No More Sharrows
    • Boston Transit Board Looks at Fare Hikes (AP)
    • GM's $500 Million Bet on Lyft and Self-Driving Cars (NYT)
    • Uber and Lyft Face Biggest Test Yet With Vegas Trade Show Traffic (Bloomberg)
    • New Year Brings Gas Tax Changes Across States (Tax Justice Blog)
    • Urban Freeway Spells Injustice for Denver's Latino Neighborhoods (Summit Daily)
    • Connecticut "Hopeful But Mystified" on Big Northeast Rail Plans (CT Mirror)
    • Germany Introduces Intercity "Bike Autobahn" (CityLab)

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