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Today’s Headlines

Forget Trump, Congress Is Writing Its Own Infrastructure Plan (The Hill) The D.C. Area Needs More Dedicated Bus Lanes (WAMU) Cities Think Dockless Bike-Share Will Boost Bike Commuting (WaPo) Philadelphia, Seattle Rethink How They Use Curbs (Next City) City of Boston Removes Hand-Painted Bike Lanes (CBS) Philadelphia Repaints Faded Bike Lane Days After Cyclist Dies … Continued
  • Forget Trump, Congress Is Writing Its Own Infrastructure Plan (The Hill)
  • The D.C. Area Needs More Dedicated Bus Lanes (WAMU)
  • Cities Think Dockless Bike-Share Will Boost Bike Commuting (WaPo)
  • Philadelphia, Seattle Rethink How They Use Curbs (Next City)
  • City of Boston Removes Hand-Painted Bike Lanes (CBS)
  • Philadelphia Repaints Faded Bike Lane Days After Cyclist Dies (Inquirer)
  • The Union-Tribune Lists San Diego’s Most Dangerous Intersections for Pedestrians
  • Erie Group Wants to Turn Crumbling Viaduct Into Pedestrian Path (Go Erie)
  • L.A. Breaks Ground on Gold Line Extension (KPCC, KABC)
  • Should Cities Charge Drivers More and Provide Transit for Free? (Fast Company)
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Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.

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