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    • NC Legislature's Revised Light Rail Spending Bill Still Bad for Durham-Orange Rail (Go Triangle)
    • Dallas-to-Fort Worth Commuter Rail Looks Like a Go (Star-Telegram)
    • Will Congress's THUD Bill Hurt Albuquerque BRT? (KOB4)
    • Uber's New App Will Begin Tracking Driver Behavior (WSJ)
    • D.C. Council Postpones Vote to Help Injured Cyclists and Pedestrians (GGW)
    • Los Angeles Neighborhood Vigilantes Take on Parking Enforcement (CBS LA)
    • Anaheim Streetcar Cancelled (Voice of OC)
    • Will Lafayette, Louisiana, Remove Bike Lanes? (The Advocate)
    • Streetsblog SF's Roger Rudick Confronted a City Employee Parked in the Bike Lane

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