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    • Pregnant women can benefit from cycling (Medical Express) (Elsevier)
    • Pleasanton adopts Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan update (Pleasanton Weekly)
    • Get I-80 moving by adding a train stop in Hercules (East Bay Times)
    • Progress on adopting Positive Train Control in California (Transit California)
    • Governor Brown strikes a climate deal with China (Governing)
    • The transportation status quo is fragile (Medium)
    • Public-private projects cost the public plenty (New York Times)
    • Gaping potholes in Trump's infrastructure plan (NRDC)
    • Jimmy Gomez goes to Washington, and his Assembly seat is now up for grabs (LA Times)
    • Greenhouse gas emissions—at least, per capita GHGs—are going down in California (LA Times)

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