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    • Bay Area Bike Share will be largest in US by 2017 (Planetizen)
    • More about special legislative session to discuss California transportation infrastructure (KPCC)
    • Malibu explores safety fixes for Pacific Coast Highway (LA Times)
    • San Diego's new transportation plan still won't meet state GHG reduction goals (KPBS)
    • Legislative Analyst's Office report outlines options for transportation funding (Sierra Sun Times)
    • How speed limits are set, and how they don't help prevent traffic deaths (FiveThirtyEight)
    • Seattle's plan to solve affordable housing (CityLab)
    • Smithsonian explores the bicycle's influence (NY Times)
    • The clearest explanation yet for why millenials drive less (CityLab)
    • Fishing for bikes in Amsterdam (PRI)

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