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    • Center for American Progress: Trump's Infrastructure Plan Is a Scam
    • Even Trump Doubts His Own Infrastructure Plan (CNBC, NBC News)
    • D.C. Metro Expects Ridership to Decline This Year (WTOP)
    • Uber and Waymo Settle Self-Driving Car Lawsuit (NPR, The Verge, CNBC)
    • Free CATS Fare for UNC-Charlotte Students But Not Nearby HBCU (Observer)
    • Campaign for Nashville Transit Plan Kicks Off (Tennessean)
    • Dallas Gets Serious About Making Bike-Share Companies Clean Up (News)
    • LimeBike Gets Some Good Press By Cleaning Up Dallas Lake (NBC DFW)
    • MARTA Considers Making the Low-Ridership Atlanta Streetcar Free Again (AJC)
    • Bike Lanes Coming to Dayton (Daily News), Titusville (Herald), and Tucson (KVOA)

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