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    • Bike lanes do not cause air pollution (Tree Hugger)
    • Is "vehicular cycling" dead? (LA Times)
    • More tech workers driving solo after a few shuttles stops are eliminated (SF Chronicle)
    • South L.A. residents concerned about area's first high-rise (LA Times)
    • Turning a freeway into a park (LA Times)
    • ARB considers future regulations for cap-and-trade (Sacramento Bee)
    • Federal bill would allow transit benefits to be used for Uber, Lyft (The Hill)
    • People are getting exercise catching Pokemon (Curbed)
      • But that game is another reason to hate the suburbs (Stop and Move)
    • Caltrans is trying to smarten up its highways (Santa Cruz Sentinel)

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