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    • Oakland's strategic plan is a whole new vision for streets (SPUR)
    • Berkeley's revolutionary new bike plan (Systemic Failure)
    • Dixon build a transportation center, but no transit came; now it's available for lease (The Reporter)
    • L.A. Metro board approves electric buses for Orange Line (The Source)
    • L.A. Metro keeps getting proposals for how to spend Measure M (The Source)
    • The Bicycle Story: Fighting rape culture and misogyny in the bike industry and culture at large
    • Is “tactical urbanism” only for white people? (Albuquerque Journal)
    • Bike facilities bring higher real estate prices (Fairfax Times)
    • Density as one climate change strategy (Lisa Schweitzer)
    • S.F. Chronicle updates its “guide to biking Bay Area bridges”
    • Watch: Caltrans celebrates its 100th “News Flash” (YouTube)

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