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Today’s Headlines

8:55 AM EST on January 18, 2017

    • Trump Names Two New York Developers to Monitor Infrastructure Spending (WSJ)
    • North Dakota Bill Would Make It Legal to Run Over Protestors (Daily Kos)
    • Tesla Allows Self-Driving Cars to Break the Speed Limit (Guardian)
    • Google Maps May Soon Show Ease/Difficulty of Parking at Destinations (Ars Technica)
    • Florida DOT Blames Nation-Leading Pedestrian Death Toll on the State's Pedestrians (CityLab)
    • Obama Administration Names Leaders to Self-Driving Cars Advisory Panel (WSJ)
    • Boston Advocates Want to Emphasize Bus Service (Globe)
    • People for Bikes' "Green Lane Project" Is Complete -- Here's What It Accomplished

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