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    • Construction of Four New SunRail Stations to Start This Spring (Orlando Sentinel)
    • U.S. DOT Turns 50 (Transport Topics)
    • Google Extends Driverless Car Testing to Kirkland, Washington (Business Insider)
    • BuffaloLouisville, Austin Among Applicants for $50M Smart City Challenge
    • Foxx Continues Push for DC Metro Safety (WaPo)
    • How Cheap Gas Affects Amtrak's Ridership (CityLab)
    • Tennessee Lawmakers Look for Private Sector Boost for Transit (Tennessean)
    • New Haven Plans for a Future With Fewer Cars (NH Register)
    • How Can Jacksonville Modernize Its 1980s "People Mover"? (Next City)
    • In Central London, Cyclists Will Soon Outnumber Drivers (BBC)

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