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    • 80 Percent of Drivers Admit to Driving Distracted (WaPo)
    • NC Budget Might Kill Durham-Orange Light Rail After All (INDY Week)
    • Transit Hasn't Always Been Inclusive; It Should Be (Mobility Lab)
    • Speeding Is Common on Harrisburg Street Where Drivers Killed 5 People (Penn Live)
    • Cincinnati Mayor Vetoes Moving Bus Shelter That’s Blocking Streetcar (WVXU)
    • Dallas Passes Bike-Share Regs, Launches Scooter Pilot Program (Fox 4, WBAP)
    • Bike Group Forms for Milwaukee Women of Color (Neighborhood News Service)
    • Portland Installs Bike Lanes, Protected Corners on W. Burnside (Bike Portland)
    • Be Very Skeptical of Elon Musk’s $1 Billion Chicago Tunnel (The Verge)
    • Bill Ford Has Wacky Ideas About Autonomous Corridor in Michigan (Auto News)

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