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    • Psychology Is a Cheap Way to Boost Transit Ridership (Fast Company)
    • How Milwaukee Is Becoming a Bike-Friendlier City (Shepherd Express)
    • More Homeless Minnesotans Are Resorting to Sleeping on Trains (MPR)
    • Bethesda, MD Offers Pop-Up Bike Lane on Bike-to-Work Day Friday (Curbed)
    • Protected Bike Lane Would’ve Saved Philadelphia Bike Courier (Inquirer)
    • Tampa Suburb Has Four-Year Waiting List to Fix Broken Sidewalks (WFTS)
    • DC Council Wants Higher Taxes on Uber and Lyft to Fund Transit (Post)
    • The AJC Has More Detail on Metro Atlanta’s Planned MARTA Expansion
    • St. Augustine Starts Bike-Share (Record), Indianapolis’ Expands (Star), Detroit Launches Pilot (Freep)
    • GOP Senator Claims Trump’s Zombie Infrastructure Plan Isn’t Dead (Route Fifty)

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