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    • Bus Drivers Say City Should Take Over DC Circulator (Washington Post)
    • Finishing Charleston Freeway Will Only Make Traffic Worse (Post and Courier)
    • Faster and More Frequent Service Will Boost Charlotte’s Bus Ridership (Observer)
    • Olympia, WA Plans to Expand Transit Center (Olympian)
    • Portland Transportation Director Resigns (Oregonian)
    • Minnesota Should Change How Transpo Council Members Are Picked (Star Trib)
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