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    • Jarrett Walker of Human Transit talks about what makes San Francisco’s new transit map so great (Human Transit)
    • More about Caltrans' new Strategic Management Plan (SCV News)
    • Systemic Failure says even the current wording of the bike helmet bill needs work (Systemic Failure)
    • Monterey-Salinas Transit wins award, considers service cuts (The Californian)
    • A World's Fair, with a transit theme, coming to L.A.? (CityLab)
    • More about Vision Zero Network (Examiner)
    • In Tampa, black people on bikes get way more tickets from police than other riders (Tampa Bay Times)  (Washington Post)
    • Ooh! The “shady transportation industry in California” stars in True Detective's upcoming season (Bustle)

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