Monday’s News Goes from Bad to Worse

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By Blake AuedAug 19, 2024, 12:01 am1.4k ptsInteresting
The pandemic spike in traffic deaths disproportionately affected Black, brown, young, low-income and less educated Americans, who were already more like to be killed by drivers. (Forbes) In the next surface transportation bill, Congress could make it easier for small cities to apply for and administer grants.…

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