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9:19 AM PST on January 28, 2016

    • LA Times' Story on Decreased Transit Ridership Misses the Mark (EthanElkind)
    • New Estimate for CAHSR Will Actually Be Lower Than the Last One (CAHSR Blog)
    • CPUC Proposes New Rules for Ride Share Companies (KQED)
    • Support Grows for SD Transportation Bond, But Questions Remain (Union-Tribune)
    • State Will Close Six Miles of Freeway in OC for Weekend OMG PANIC PANIC PANIC (Register)
    • Menlo Park Considers East-West Bike Blvd. Across the City (Merc-News)
    • Cardiff Residents Angry About Proposed Bike Trail That Would Run Next to Train (CBS8)
    • More State Tax Breaks for Teslas? (SacBee)

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