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    • Chico Velo offers small grants for bike projects (Enterprise-Record)
    • Bakersfield's solution to a dangerous crosswalk: Remove it, and study options (Bakersfield.com)
    • More than half the states are raising transportation taxes (Sacramento Bee)
    • Millbrae may reduce affordable housing planned at Caltrans station (Green Caltrain)
    • Why few bike to transit, and how to change that (Alta Planning)
    • A brief history of traffic lights (Artsy)
    • Yeah, that will do it: Residents advised to close their windows when fire erupts at El Segundo refinery (LA Times)
    • A guide to Los Angeles transit (Occidental Weekly)
    • Searching for Los Angeles in Blade Runner 2049 (California Planning & Development Report)
    • London is learning more and more about how people travel on the Tube (Slate)

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