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Monday’s Headlines 5/4/20

- Today's Really Bad Idea: Georgia Rescinds Driver's License Road Test - Pedal the Plains is Cancelled - Getting Around After COVID-19 Could Get Better — Or It Could Get Worse

8:15 AM GMT-0700 on May 4, 2020

From Streetsblog

NYC Launches ‘Open Streets’ – Without Cop Enforcement (Streetsblog USA)
Georgia Rescinds Driver’s License Road Test (Streetsblog USA)
- This is really, really bad idea
National headlines at Streetsblog USA

Metro News

Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 40 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 74 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

Pedal the Plains Is Canceled…for September (Westword)
Getting Around After COVID-19 Could Get Better — Or It Could Get Worse (NextCity)

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