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Today’s Headlines

Charlotte Fully Funds Bike Lane Expansion Plan (Next City) Cincinnati Should Finish Bike Lane That’s Languished Since 2014 (WCPO) Black People Wait Longer for Uber and Lyft — But the Disparity Is Worse With Taxis (USA Today) Lyft Goes to Neighborhoods That Taxis Won’t (CityLab) How Does Light Rail Construction Affect Local Businesses? (KJZZ) Tampa … Continued
  • Charlotte Fully Funds Bike Lane Expansion Plan (Next City)
  • Cincinnati Should Finish Bike Lane That’s Languished Since 2014 (WCPO)
  • Black People Wait Longer for Uber and Lyft — But the Disparity Is Worse With Taxis (USA Today)
  • Lyft Goes to Neighborhoods That Taxis Won’t (CityLab)
  • How Does Light Rail Construction Affect Local Businesses? (KJZZ)
  • Tampa Bay Citizens Demand Safer Streets (TB Times)
  • Rochester Might Turn Subway Tunnel Into Parking (Democrat and Chronicle)
  • Macon, GA, Bus Service Gets Reprieve But Could Shut Down This Week (Telegraph)
  • Business Owners Want  Seattle to Hurry Up and Finish Streetcar (KING)
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Blake Aued has been doing Streetsblog's daily national news digest for years. He's also an Atlanta Braves fan, which enrages his editor in New York.

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