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    • DC Council Approves Ride-Hailing Tax Hike to Fund Metro (WTOP, WJLA)
    • Why Is Texas Still Building Freeways? (Tribune)
    • St. Louis Plans Greenway to Connect Segregated Neighborhoods (Next City)
    • Metro Tampa Residents Worry Road Widening Will Speed Up Traffic (WFTS)
    • Detroit’s Inner Ring Suburbs Push for Bike Connectivity (WXYZ)
    • Judge Rules Uber Can Operate in London -- for Now (CNBC, Bloomberg)
    • Atlanta Suburb’s Transit Plan Could Add More Heavy Rail (Gwinnett Daily Post)
    • Portland Releases Draft Protected Bike Lane Design Guidelines (Bike Portland)
    • Uber Drivers’ Saving Grace: Automated Cars Can’t Deal With Drunks (Quartz)

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