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    • Sound Transit Proposes Two New Light Rail Stations in Seattle (KING)
    • Ann Arbor Moves to Lower Speeds and Calm Traffic (MLive)
    • Maryland Won’t Make Street Safety Changes It They Delay Drivers Even 10 Seconds (WaPo)
    • South Phoenix Businesses Fight New Light Rail Line (Downtown Devil)
    • Greenville Could Follow Columbia and Charleston by Expanding Bus Service (News)
    • Free Buses Encourage Inclusive Community in Chapel Hill (Daily Tarheel)
    • Bike-Share Finally Coming to St. Louis (Post-Dispatch)

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