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    • California Gas Tax Repeal Could End Transit Ridership Growth (Californian)
    • The Federal Transit Administration Is Now Anti-Transit (City Lab)
    • The Washington Post Explains Why Drivers Hit and Run
    • $2.2B, Four-Acre Transit Center Opens in San Francisco (NBC)
    • Dallas’ Cotton Belt Moves Forward While Subway Left Behind (News)
    • Tampa Transpo Tax Would Quicken Pace of Improvements (TB Times)
    • Kansas City Chooses Route and Stops for Streetcar Extension (KMBC)
    • FTA Clears Tempe to Start Streetcar Construction (KTAR)
    • Few People Use Lyft Last-Mile Deal in Charlotte (Observer)
    • Dockless E-Scooters Are a Gimmick (Philadelphia Inquirer)

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