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    • FTA Awards Cities $264M for Bus Upgrades (Mass Transit Mag)
    • Nashville Transit Opponents Try to Undermine Confidence in Light Rail (Tennessean)
    • Bike Crashes Down in Austin, But Cyclists Still Face Dangers (Statesman)
    • Court Gives St. Louis Local Control Over Parking (Post-Dispatch)
    • Milwaukee Streetcar Testing Starts This Week (On Milwaukee)
    • Conservative Think Tank Calls for Shutting Down Atlanta Streetcar (WSB)
    • 200 Broward, Florida, Residents Pedal Through Park to Promote Cycling (Sun Sentinel)
    • “Uber for Kids” Offers Rides to Unaccompanied Minors. What Could Go Wrong? (Denver Post)

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