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    • Lexington (Herald Leader) and South Bend (WSBT) Test Traffic-Calming Measures
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    • Savannah Plays Catchup on Bike Safety Measures Like Green Lanes (WJCL)
    • Five Options Unveiled for West Seattle Light Rail (West Seattle Blog)
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