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    • As Seattle Builds More Transit, Demand for Transit Increases (USA Today)
    • Asheville Council Wants to Raise Parking Fees to Fund Transit (Citizen-Times)
    • Gwinnett Reverses Course, Includes Heavy Rail in Transit Plan (AJC)
    • Judge Rules That Federal Labor Protections Don’t Apply to Uber Drivers (CNBC)
    • Car Dealerships Will Vanish in 20 Years, Auto Exec Predicts (Automotive News)
    • Streetcars Are More About Development Than Moving People (Forbes)
    • Despite Glitches, Cincinnati Streetcar Hits One Millionth Rider (City Beat)
    • Kansas City Plans Road Diets, 10-Mile Bike Path Construction (WDAF)
    • Detroit Will Finish Jefferson Avenue Bike Lanes This Spring (Curbed)
    • Big Dockless Bike-Share Expansion Headed to Boston Suburbs (Globe)

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