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    • Trump's Empty Rhetoric on Infrastructure Has Been Exposed (NYT)
    • Transit Industry and Rail Advocates Blast Trump's Budget (Progressive Railroading)
    • In Chicago, Cycling Enforcement Discriminates Against Black People on Bikes (Chicago Trib)
    • WaPo: Trump Demonizes Cities Because They're a Threat to His Agenda
    • Seattle Spends More on New Transit Than Any U.S. City (Seattle Times)
    • How the White House Could Derail the Durham-Orange Light Rail (News Observer)
    • Ridership Declines for Atlanta Streetcar (AJC)
    • The Cities Where Self-Driving Cars Would Be Most Practical (Governing)
    • A Look at the Mega-Commuters of the U.S. (Reading Eagle)

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