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    • Gwinnett Will Put Transit Plan to the Voters, But When? (AJC)
    • D.C. Metro Workers Consider Striking (WaPo)
    • Minneapolis Reaches Right-of-Way Agreement for Southwest Light Rail Line (Star Trib)
    • Arizona Star Cuts Through the Fake News on South Phoenix Light Rail
    • Tampa Residents Resort to Waving Signs at Speeding Drivers (WTSP)
    • Seattle Approves Dockless Bike-Share Rules Allowing 20,000 Bikes (KIRO)
    • Ford Is Building Two More Parking Decks in Detroit (Detroit News)
    • Lyft Offers Discounts on Bikes/Scooters to Transit Riders (The Verge)
    • California Dems (Times of SD) and Businesses (Sac Bee) Want to Keep Gas Tax
    • Someone Keeps Laying Thumbtacks on Boston Bike Lane (WCVB)

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