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    • Bill to create free transit pass program heads to governor (Pasadena NOW)
    • Fresno State establishes a transportation research center (Your Central Valley)
    • California sues federal administration over delay on stricter fuel economy standards (Sacramento Bee)
    • CEQA exemptions proposed for transportation projects for Olympics (JD Supra)
    • Why few people bike to and from transit and how to change that (Alta Planning)
    • Why weren't trains used to evacuate people before hurricane? (Systemic Failure)
    • There's little gasoline to be found for driving back to Florida (LA Times)
    • Cap-and-trade spending plan, outlined (Mercury News)

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