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    • Caltrans releases Long-Range Transportation Plan 2040 (Aviation Pros)
    • How oversight of ride-hail companies would shift with PUC changes (San Francisco Business Journal)
    • Uber, Lyft leave fingerprints on Sacramento bills (SF Chronicle)
    • CA Assembly passes bill to expand DUI ignition lock program (Imperial Valley News)
    • Oakland City Council votes to block coal shipping through its port (SFGate)
    • Airbnb sues SF to block new rental law (LA Times)
    • Opinion: “By-right” approvals will not affect housing supply in SF (SF Examiner)
    • TRIP report: We haven't been doing a good job maintaining the highways we already have (LA Weekly)

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