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    • Will Boston Transit Keep Up With the City's Growth? (Boston Globe)
    • Raleigh-Area Voters to Decide on Tax for Transit (News & Observer)
    • How Waze Influences Traffic on Residential Streets (WaPo)
    • Nashville Seeks $30M From Feds for 7-Mile Elevated Greenway (Tennessean)
    • DC Employers Must Plan for "Blizzard" That Is Metro Repair (Washington Biz Journal)
    • Map: Where DC Workers Commute From (GGW)
    • Detroit Hosts 24th Congress for New Urbanism This Week (Crain's Detroit)
    • Could Uber and Lyft Disrupt Atlanta Transit? (AJC)
    • Op-Ed: Detroit Transit Will Never Rival Chicago's, But New Master Plan Is a Good Start (M Live)
    • Transit Will Be Key for St. Paul's New Soccer Stadium (StarTrib)

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