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    • DC Metro Asks Governments for More Assistance to Avoid Fare Hikes or Service Cuts (Post)
    • ...And Reiterates Need for Dedicated Funding Source (Post)
    • As Low-Wage Jobs Move to Suburbs, Twin Cities Need Transit More Than Ever (Star-Tribune)
    • Pittsburgh Ride-Hailing Service Takes Homeless Students to School (Post-Gazette)
    • California Gas Tax Hike Takes Effect Wednesday (San Diego Union-Tribune)
    • Advocates Call for Protected Bike Lane in Des Moines Road Project (Register)
    • Grand Rapids Hopes Art Can Help Make Streets Safer (MLive)
    • The Bee Wants to Know: What's the Worst Parking Lot in Sacramento?
    • Vancouver Unveils New Greenway Design, With Streetcar (Daily Hive)
    • Asian and European Transit Systems Put America’s to Shame (Arcadis)

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