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8:59 AM EDT on October 12, 2017

    • Bike Fatalities Rising Nationwide; GHWA Recommends More Bike Lanes (WaPo)
    • Ride-Hailing Apps Add Car Trips, Slow Traffic in Major Cities (Curbed)
    • Transit Ridership Growing in Rural Areas (City Lab)
    • TriMet Attributes Decline in Portland Bus Ridership to Gentrification (Tribune)
    • Phoenix Installs Its First Protected Bike Lanes (DPJ)
    • Sound Transit CEO: Feds Should Reward Seattle Tax Vote (My Northwest)
    • Bloomington Task Force Recommends Redeveloping Deck, Surface Lots (Pantagraph)
    • Megan Barry Will Unveil Nashville Transit Plan on Tuesday (Tennessean)
    • Dallas Morning News Endorses Transpo Bond Package
    • Today in Bikelash: Kansas City (KSHB); Tempe (KJZZ); Cambridge (Wicked Local); Denver (ABC 7)

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