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    • Trump Budget Is a Disaster for Cities and Transit (WaPoVox)
    • Housing Advocates Fear Big HUD Cuts (WaPo)
    • Trump Likely to Face Congressional Resistance to Scorched-Earth Budget (The Atlantic)
    • In Detroit, Trump Hypes Rollback of Fuel Economy Standards (NYTUSA Today)
    • London Mayor Sadiq Khan Proposes £770 Million for Bike Initiatives (The Guardian)
    • Tempe Police's Jaywalking Crackdown -- "A Tax on Poor People" (Phoenix New Times)
    • Maryland Punts on Helping Pedestrians Cross the Street, Prioritizes Fast Commutes Over Safety (WAMU)
    • NCDOT to Offer Free "Last Mile" Bus Trips to Train Riders (Trains)

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