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    • Maryland's Purple Line Still Expected to Open in 2022 (WaPo)
    • Richmond Retimes Traffic Lights to Improve Pedestrian Safety (WTVR)
    • Raleigh Building Its First Protected Bike Lane (News & Observer)
    • Weather-Related Problems Plague Cincinnati Streetcar (WLWT)
    • The Oklahoman Has Photos of OK City’s New Streetcars, Arriving Next Month
    • Albuquerque Cycling Advocates Want to Ban Parking in Bike Lanes (KRGE)
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