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    • Moving Forward in Georgia: Bipartisan Bill Opening Door to Dramatically Expanded MARTA (AJC)
    • Cobb County Okays Construction of Controversial Highway Bridge to New Braves Stadium (AJC)
    • Amtrak Studying Replacing Rail Service Lost in Katrina (The Hill)
    • Honolulu City Council Approves Extension of Tax to Fund Light Rail Project Overruns (KHON2)
    • Vulnerable Road Users Law Moving Forward in Florida (Florida Politics)
    • New Jersey Commuters Desperate for a New Hudson River Train Tunnel (Fox Business)
    • Commute Times for Low-Income Workers in the Bay Area Have Doubled (TechCrunch)
    • Most DC Bike Lanes Still Buried in Snow (WaPo)

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