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• TTC Grants Austin Area Suburbs $4.5M in Ped/Bike Projects (KVUE)
• Speeding and Alcohol Factor Into Crash That Killed Three on High-Speed Feeder Road (KRIS)
• TransitCenter: Making Transit Work For Everyone in America’s Rapidly Aging Cities
• Steven Todack Got a Ticket for Riding His Bike on the Shoulder Where a Driver Hit Him (CBS Austin)
• Three Men Die After Crashing Into Stopped Semi Truck (Morning News)
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• Two Dead in Possible Speed-Related Crash on High-Speed Austin Street (KXAN)

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• Travis County Does Same Sprawl Subsidy, But With Complete Streets, Parks, and Trails (Statesman)
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