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Today’s Headlines

10:18 AM EDT on June 11, 2018

    • Trump Hasn’t Named Officials to "Fast-Track" Infrastructure (USA Today)
    • Advisory Panel Backs Las Vegas Light Rail Line (Review-Journal)
    • Will Phoenix Ever Actually Implement Complete Streets? (ABC 15)
    • St. Louis Removes Bike Lane, Choosing Trucks Over Cyclists (KMOV)
    • Environmental Study Presents Options for Portland Light Rail (Metro)
    • Mayors Should Deprioritize Cars on City Streets (Commonwealth)
    • Bike-Share Programs Often Avoid Poor Neighborhoods (KASU)
    • Suburban Roads and Parking Lots Are the Worst (Mobility Lab)
    • Lyft Wants to Be More Than Uber’s Baby Brother (Atlantic)

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