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8:55 AM EDT on July 7, 2016

    • Suburban Atlanta Officials Grant Braves Stadium Owner Legal Parking Monopoly (Deadspin)
    • Dozens of Projects Shut Down by Christie as NJ Transpo Funds Run Out (Burlington County News)
    • Second Tesla Autopilot Crash Happens in Pennsylvania (NYT)
    • Average Daily Ridership on the Kansas City Streetcar: 6,000 (KC Star)
    • Milwaukee Okays $40 Million Streetcar Extension to Bucks Stadium (Urban Milwaukee)
    • County Highway Commission Votes 3-2 Against Bike Lanes in Downtown Boise (Boise Weekly)
    • #FreshKermit: El Paso Gets it First Green Bike Lane (KFox14)
    • Houses Are Getting Bigger, Yard Sizes Getting Smaller (Atlantic)
Angie Schmitt

Angie Schmitt is the author of Right of Way: Race, Class and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America, and the former editor of Streetsblog USA.

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