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    • 2016 Might Be the Worst Year for Minnesota Pedestrians in a Long Time (Star Tribune)
    • Pedestrians Keep Getting Killed in Fort Myers, Florida, So Police Give Them Flashlights (Wink News)
    • One in Five L.A. Transit Riders Has Experienced Sexual Harassment on Board (Curbed)
    • Is Dallas' Expanding Oak Cliff Streetcar Still "a $50 Million Waste?" (DMagazine)
    • North Phoenix Residents Blame Light Rail for Uptick in Crime (ABC15)
    • Gas Consumption at an All-Time High (Energy Institute at Haas)
    • What Should Sustainable Infrastructure Look Like After the Auto Age? (Boston Globe)
    • Cities Around the World Eliminating Parking Lots (The Guardian)

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