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Today’s Headlines

Schumer: Dems Will Work With Trump on Infrastructure But Tax Credits Won’t Cut It (The Hill) Uber Asked a Lot of Pittsburgh for Hosting Self-Driving Car Experiment, Offered Little (QZ) States Backing Away From Suspending Drivers Licenses Over Drug Sentences (NYT) A Look at the Honolulu Rail Project’s Troubled 2016 (Pacific Business News) Atlanta Moves Forward … Continued
  • Schumer: Dems Will Work With Trump on Infrastructure But Tax Credits Won’t Cut It (The Hill)
  • Uber Asked a Lot of Pittsburgh for Hosting Self-Driving Car Experiment, Offered Little (QZ)
  • States Backing Away From Suspending Drivers Licenses Over Drug Sentences (NYT)
  • A Look at the Honolulu Rail Project’s Troubled 2016 (Pacific Business News)
  • Atlanta Moves Forward on Consolidating Transit Agencies (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
  • Colorado Springs Is Removing a Bike Lane (The Gazette)
  • Photography Project Celebrates Austin’s Transit Riders (NextCity)
  • Walking 30 Minutes a Day Would Save the Average Person $2,500 a Year (NYT)
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Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.

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