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    • Charlotte Transit Plan Calls for New Rail Lines, Uptown Tunnel (Observer)
    • Georgia GOP Still Wishy-Washy on Transit Funding (Saporta Report)
    • It’s Getting Even More Dangerous to Walk in Phoenix (Fox 10)
    • Bike-Share Launches in 15 Boston-Area Towns (Next City)
    • Seattle Streetcar Project Remains in Limbo (KIRO)
    • D.C. Finally Fixes Intersection After Driver Kills Cyclist (Curbed)
    • Spokane Considers Installing City's First Protected Bike Lanes (Spokesman Review)
    • St. Peter Residents Baffled That Businesses Oppose Bike Lane (WFTS)
    • Section of A1A Converted to Complete Street (Palm Beach Post)
    • New Tool Lets You Compare Cities' Street Grids (Slate)

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