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    • Members of Congress Don't Want Public to Think They're Ignoring Gas Prices (NYT)
    • Graphing the Decline in U.S. VMT (Gristmill)
    • DC's Transpo Policies Attract Ire of Suburban Car Commuters (WaPo)
    • NJ May Fund Turnpike Expansion By Privatizing New Lanes (NYT)
    • What Are the Elements of a Well-Used Bike Network? (Planetizen)
    • New Plan Would Keep Traffic Out of Downtown Brooklyn Park (Brooklyn Paper)
    • NYU's Buses, Unlike Ikea's, Don't Allow Just Anyone to Ride (VentriloquismNYC)
    • Zipcar to Promote 'Low-Car Diet' This Summer (MTR)

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