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    • Massachusetts Budget Includes More Funding for Transit (WAMC 1, 2)
    • Chapel Hill-Durham Light Rail Route May Lose Funding (WRAL)
    • Henry County Leaders Hope for Transit Expansion South of Atlanta (Herald)
    • DC Metro’s Ban on Paying Fares With Cash Has Some Riders Worried (WTOP)
    • Suburban Kansas City Residents Fight for Trees Instead of a Road Widening (Star)
    • Uber and Lyft Oppose Baton Rouge Ride-Hailing Regs (Advocate)
    • Not Everyone Wants Google to Make Toronto a "Smart City" (Digital Journal)
    • Maglev Trains Make More Sense Than Ever (The Guardian)
    • Twitter Rant About the Media Makes Elon Musk a Hero to Anti-Semites (Jalopnik)

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