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9:00 AM EDT on September 21, 2016

    • Vox Evaluates the Federal Government's New Self-Driving Car Regulations
    • Automakers' Reaction to New Self-Driving Car Regulations (Fox Business)
    • Consumer Group Says Self-Driving Car Regulations Don't Go Far Enough (WTOP)
    • Texas Has $37 Billion in Toll Road Debt (El Paso Herald)
    • Lower Speed Limits Pass Seattle City Council Unanimously (Seattle Bike Blog)
    • Baltimore Opens First Parking-Protected Bike Lane (Fox Baltimore)
    • Charleston for Some Reason Asks SCDOT Whether Key Bike Lane Is "Wise Investment" (Post & Courier)
    • Edmonton Abandons Ped Safety Campaign After Complaints About Victim Blaming (Metro News)
    • The Netherlands Named the Best Place to Be... a Driver (Daily Hive via ModaCity)

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