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    • Where Is Trump’s Infrastructure Plan? (Axios, Politico)
    • Senate Tax Bill Would Eliminate Benefit for Bike Commuters (Mobility Lab)
    • Maryland Official Thinks Metro Reform Plan Will Cost Too Much (Post)
    • Cheyenne Considers Light Rail Line to Pueblo or Denver (Casper Star-Tribune)
    • Detroit Transit Advocates Face Deadline to Get Issue on 2018 Ballot (Watchdog)
    • Pittsburgh School Board Opposes Armed Fare-Checkers on Trains (Post-Gazette)
    • With Monorail Extension Approved, the Sun Urges Las Vegas to Build Rail to Airport
    • Albuquerque BRT Off to a Good Start (ABQ Journal)
    • St. Louis Trolley Needs $500,000 to Start Rolling (Next City)
    • How Repealing Parking Minimums Saved One Idaho City (Strong Towns)

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