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    • Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Will Include Little, If Any, Actual Funding (Reuters)
    • MARTA Proposes BRT From Midtown Atlanta to Georgia State Development (ABC)
    • Forward Pinellas Leader Talks Complete Streets in Tampa Area (Leader)
    • Kansas City Will Move Ahead With Streetcar Expansion Despite Ballot Defeat (Star)
    • Portland Calls Adaptive Bike-Share for People With Disabilities a Success (Next City)
    • Dallas to Dockless Bike-Shares: Clean Up Bikes or We’ll Do It For You (Observer, WFAA)
    • Dallas Residents Make Street Art Out of Discarded Bikes (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
    • Related: Why Are People So Enraged by Bike Clutter? (CityLab)
    • Philadelphia Will Step Up Traffic Enforcement in Center City (Inquirer)
    • Feds Approve St. Paul’s Gold Line BRT (Star Tribune)

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