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    • ACE train probably won't get sales tax money to reach Modesto (Mass Transit)
    • California DMV rules that self-driving cars must have a licensed driver behind the wheel (Silicon Beat) . . . among other regulations (GovTech)
    • San Diego passes climate action plan (San Diego Union-Tribune)
    • Oakland okays scaled-down transit village at the Coliseum (SF Gate)
    • L.A. badly needs housing (LA Times)
    • How cities are benefiting from the sharing economy (Digital Communities)
    • Freeway widening in Texas: not a “success,” more like a case study in induced demand (City Observatory)

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