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    • Van Driver Kills 10, Injures 15 in Toronto (Toronto Star)
    • Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan May Scrap Bike Lane Program (Free Press)
    • DC Policy Establishment Warms to Trump's Plan to Shrink Federal Spending on Infrastructure (Governing)
    • New Fort Lauderdale Mayor Plans to Kill the Wave Streetcar (WJCT)
    • Baton Rouge Leaders See Infrastructure as Health and Safety Issue (Advocate)
    • Seattle DOT Bans E-Scooters Until Permit Program Is in Place (Seattle Times)
    • Deborah Hersman: Eliminating Traffic Deaths Is Possible (San Antonio Express-News)
    • Congressman Stands in the Way of Buffalo Rail Expansion (News)
    • Austin Cyclists Want Debris Removed From Bike Lanes (KXAN)
    • Dallas Might Start Regulating Dockless Bike-Share (Route Fifty)

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