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9:21 AM EST on December 7, 2017

    • GOP Tax Bill Will Hit City Finances Hard (Curbed)
    • Texas Governor Blasts Austin's Plan for Bus Lanes (KUVE, Spectrum News)
    • MDOT Moves Ahead With Plan to Remove Downtown Detroit Freeway (Free Press)
    • Complete Streets Coalition Starts Scoring Complete Streets Policies Based on Equitable Results (Fast Lane)
    • OKC Complete Street Is Not What the City Promised (Oklahoman)
    • Bicycling Magazine Names the Top 25 Most Bike-Friendly Companies
    • Phoenix Light Rail: 9 Years Old and Still Growing (Downtown Devil)
    • Tempe Streetcar Price Tag Could Rise (KJZZ)
    • Police Sweeps Reduce Ridership on Salt Lake City Transit (Tribune)
    • Minneapolis Is Serious About People Shoveling Their Sidewalks (Star-Trib)

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