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    • Federal Report on Possible CAHSR Over-runs a Lot of Hot Air (CAHSR Blog)
    • Hanging out with bicyclists (Boom California)
    • Cyclists are winning at commuting (CityLab)
    • State lawmakers introduce bill to extend cap-and-trade (LA Times) (see Streetsblog coverage here)
    • Behind Brown's cap-and-trade allocations (Fox & Hounds)
    • Unintended consequences of self-driving cars (Rodney Brooks)
    • A smaller federal role in transportation funding might not be so bad (Transit Center)
    • Report finds high speed rail could cost a lot more than projected (LA Times)
    • CA energy commission reports greenhouse gas emissions in electric sector are declining (Cal Energy Commission)
    • LA Metro As Ready for the Chargers as They Are the Rams (The Source)
    • Buffalo is the first city to remove minimum parking requirements (CityLab)
    • Rancho Cucamonga Ready for Mixed Use Developments (Daily Bulletin)

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