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    • Republicans May Not Embrace Trump's Infrastructure Plan (Atlantic)
    • What's at Stake with Trump's HUD Pick (CityLab)
    • It's True: Mica Wants the DOT Gig (The Hill)
    • How Might Trump's Election Affect LA's Transit Goals? (KPCC)
    • Election Night Change Views on Federal Takeover of DC Metro (WaPo)
    • In Boston, Complex Battles Over Privatizing Transit (Boston Globe)
    • Transit Advocates Push for Rail Along Maryland's Congested I-270 (WaPo)
    • Tech Distractions Blamed for Record Rise in Highway Deaths (NYT)
    • Sidewalks a Sticking Point in Denver's Budget (Denver Post)
    • UrbanMilwaukee Looks to Quito for BRT Model

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