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    • Study: Texting Drivers, Not Texting Walkers, Make Streets Dangerous (Curbed)
    • Friends of Cyclist Killed by Driver Take on L.A. Car Culture (NYT)
    • The D.C. Metro Was So Unsafe in 2016 Feds Almost Shut It Down (WaPo)
    • Durham-Orange Light Rail Still Faces $57M Funding Gap (News & Observer)
    • Uber Tries to Convince London Court It’s Changed (Fortune, Quartz, Reuters)
    • What Has Uber Done to Rebuild Its Tarnished Image? (CNBC)
    • New App Is One-Stop Shop for Buying Transit Tickets (Fast Company)
    • Texas Towns Will Build Bike Path After Drivers Killed Three Cyclists (MRT)
    • Hartford Courant Thanks Florida Gov Rick Scott for Connecticut’s New Rail Line
    • Irish Minister Calls Parking Cars in Bike Lanes "Unacceptable" (Irish Times)

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