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    • Trump's Infrastructure Plan Never Had GOP Support (Bloomberg)
    • LaHood "for Trump"on Raising Gas Tax, While Trump Advisors Back Away (CNBC)
    • ...or Trump Might Propose a Mileage Tax to Pay for Infrastructure, Who Knows (Fortune)
    • Maryland Asks FTA to Review Handling of Baltimore Metro Maintenance (Sun)
    • Durham Residents Want Housing, Transit, and Bikes, Not More Parking (WRAL)
    • Shocking: Higher Parking Rates Lead to Less Traffic in Boston (WCVB, WBUR, Globe)
    • Cyclists Say College Park Bike Lane Options Aren’t Good Enough (Diamondback)
    • Buffalo Light Rail Extension Moves Forward (WIVB, WKBW)
    • Cyclists Protest Removal of Portland Bike Lane (Bike Portland)
    • Uber’s New Carpool Service Works Like a Bus (Wired, Engadget)

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