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8:10 AM PDT on June 7, 2016

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    • Long-awaited, long Metrolink extension to Perris Valley opens (Press Enterprise)
    • SCAG council approves regional ATP guidelines (Safe Routes to Schools)
    • Santa Barbara Master Bicycle Plan envisions bike boulevard and many alternatives (Noozhawk)
    • Cuts in transportation funding affect San Bernardino County projects (Mass Transit Magazine)
    • Fresno: California's future (BoomCity)
    • Too many people are out there enjoying nature (Orange County Register)
    • Head of USDOT: Transportation must connect, not divide (Boston Globe)
    • L.A. hires a sound artist to make its streets safer (Gizmodo)
    • What accurate bike counts could do for Complete Streets (Next City)
    • And now something different.... Bee swarm (temporarily) protects bikes (CBS)

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