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8:56 AM EST on March 2, 2016

    • DC, Boston Rank Highest Among Big Cities in Bike/Walk Commute Rate (Fast CoExist)
    • GOP vs. Dems in Maryland's Transportation Spending Battle (Baltimore Sun)
    • Miami Campaign Looks for "100 Great Ideas" for Mobility (Miami Herald)
    • Nashville Biz Leaders Push to Become Partners on Transit (Nashville Biz Journal)
    • Can Bridj Fill Boston's Late-Night T Void? (Transit Wire)
    • Cato Genius Randal O'Toole Declares Transit "Dead" in WaPo
    • Light Rail Plans Advance in Glendale (Daily News-Sun)
    • Portland Mayoral Candidates Sound Off on Transportation (Bike Portland)
    • Google Crash Highlights What Self-Driving Cars Lack: Social Intuition (Slate)
    • Cycling Growing Really Fast in Spain, According to Eco-Counter (Next City)

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