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    • As Biking’s Popularity Grows, D.C. Struggles to Make It Safe (WaPo)
    • Florida Leaders Support More Transit Funding (Miami Herald)
    • Sun Sentinel Calls Broward County Light Rail “Pie in the Sky”
    • Local Coverage of Parking Excess in Des Moines (Register), Philly (Inquirer), and Seattle (Times)
    • St. Paul Residents Debate: Streetcar or Bus Rapid Transit? (Star Tribune)
    • Nashville Metro Transit Authority Announces Rebranding (Tennessean)
    • North Carolina’s Ocracoke Island Is a Bike Paradise (Mobility Lab)
    • The Oklahoma City Streetcar Is Now Hiring (OKC Fox)
    • Helsinki Develops App to Subscribe to All Modes of Transit (Bloomberg)

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