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Today’s Headlines

FTA Finally Releases Funds for Albuquerque Bus Rapid Transit (KOB, KRQE) Crime Is Rare on St. Louis MetroLink (Belleville News-Democrat) D.C. Will Fix Intersection Where Truck Driver Killed Man on Bike (DCist) Seattle Sets Speed Limit for E-Bikes (KING) Chapel Hill Gets Its First Bike Box (WCHL) Bicycling: Cyclists Shouldn’t Have to Share Bike Lanes Cars … Continued
  • FTA Finally Releases Funds for Albuquerque Bus Rapid Transit (KOB, KRQE)
  • Crime Is Rare on St. Louis MetroLink (Belleville News-Democrat)
  • D.C. Will Fix Intersection Where Truck Driver Killed Man on Bike (DCist)
  • Seattle Sets Speed Limit for E-Bikes (KING)
  • Chapel Hill Gets Its First Bike Box (WCHL)
  • Bicycling: Cyclists Shouldn’t Have to Share Bike Lanes
  • Cars Are the Real Threat While Others Modes Fight for Scraps (Connect Savannah)
  • Lyft Surpasses 5,000 Rides on Las Vegas Self-Driving Taxis (The Verge)
  • This New Zealander Biked to the Hospital to Give Birth (CityLab)
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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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