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    • L.A.'s traffic congestion is “world's worst” again. Maybe it's time to get out of those cars? (LA Times)
    • Woefully outdated driver licensing laws kill cyclists (Outside Online)
    • Office of Traffic Safety says that CA drivers are "putting down" their phones (but so what? They just attach them to their windshields) (Sacramento Bee)
    • Vallejo joins cities enforcing pedestrian safety—and blaming pedestrians, rather than street design, for crashes (Times Herald)
    • City of Elk Grove wants to sprawl further into farmland (Sacramento Bee)
    • CV Link gets state funding (CBS)
    • Gas tax money going for highway expansion, rail projects in SoCal (MyNewsLA)

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