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    • Bus Rapid Transit Can Save the World: TransMilenio Gets Full Multi-Media Feature in the Times
    • Senate Dems Give Embarrassing Turncoat Pedro Espada a Raise (NYT, News, Post)
    • LaHood to States: Spend Transpo Stim Cash in Economically Depressed Areas (WSJ)
    • Our National Transit Nightmare Continues: Fare Hikes in Boston as Drivers Pony Up Zilch (Globe)
    • MTA Taking Bids on Project to Automate the 7 Train (Post)
    • Medhanie Estephanos Is Running for City Council on a Congestion Pricing Platform (Queens Ledger)
    • No Sane Businessperson Would Give Away Anything the Way Cities Give Away Parking (Planetizen)
    • Progressive Blogosphere Swept Up in Discussion of Roundabouts (PPS, Yglesias, TNR)
    • Celebrity Smackdown: Alec Baldwin Shames Jack Cafferty for Assaulting Cyclist (HuffPo)
    • AAA Members in Oregon Can Get Roadside Assistance for Their Bikes (Hard Drive via Streetsblog.net)

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