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    • CA DMV revokes registration of Uber's not-quite-self-driving cars (Washington Post)
      • The dangers of partially automated cars (The Hill)
      • Uber's bike lane mistakes: only in San Francisco? (Curbed)
    • Oakland's Telegraph Avenue is one of the best new bike lanes in U.S. 2016 (People for Bikes)
    • Ghost Ship was an exception, they say: Petitioners asks Oakland to take it easy on fire inspections (Curbed)
    • Cities stand strong on climate change (NRDC)
    • Beyond highways: U.S. mayor's infrastructure agenda (Politico)
    • The agenda of federal transportation secretary nominee Chao (Politico)
    • U.S. will save trillions if Obama's energy efficiency legacy stands (Energy Collective)

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