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    • Road diet, bike lanes planned in San Jose (Mercury News)
    • Dockless bike-share debuts in San Diego (Fox5)
    • The CA legislative session ends, and plenty got done that will affect your life (Sacramento Bee)
    • Bigger rebates for EVs hits a bump (East Bay Times)
    • New CA bill would require driver's ed (Mercury News)
    • Proposed Bay Bridge toll hike (VB Profiles) could bring “windfall” to Marin (Marin IJ)
    • Houston bike-share offers bikes to people who lost cars in flooding (Fast CompanyHouston Chronicle)
    • Amazon's “competition” for its HQ location is a way to extort major public subsidies (City Commentary)
      • Why no city should want Amazon (Reuters)
      • Tech companies think they owe nothing to the American city (LA Times)
    • Architecture critic John King takes a look at the new Transbay Transit Center—with awesome graphics (SF Chronicle)

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