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    • Options Unveiled for Maryland’s Beltway/270 Boondoggle (WaPo)
    • DC Residents Rally for Safer Streets, Call on Mayor Bowser to Act (GGW)
    • Herald: South Miami Should Embrace Bus Rapid Transit
    • Richard Florida: Car Dependence Is Another Political Dividing Line (CityLab)
    • Philadelphia Tries to Tackle Its Bike-Share Equity Problem (Mobility Lab)
    • Just 70 Percent of Seattle Bike-Share Bikes Are in Rideable Shape (Seattle Times)
    • Cincinnati Finds Solution to Bus Stop-Blocking Streetcar (Enquirer)
    • Massachusetts Lawmakers Add $8M to Budget for Transit (CommonWealth)
    • Durham Plans 400 Apartments on Parking Lots Near Rail Stop (Herald Sun)
    • Former British MP Calls for 20 MPH Speed Limits (BBC)

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