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    • Sonoma County plans a bike trail connecting Petaluma and Sebastopol—way off in the future (Bohemian)
    • Santa Barbara commuter train service will begin on April 2 (Independent)
    • Can L.A. improve its track record on transit oriented development? (Brookings)
    • Uber launches Express POOL service (Wired)
    • Sacramento is trying not to leave low-income people behind in push for electric cars (Capital Public Radio)
    • S.F. considering rules to ban jitneys that compete with Muni routes (SF Examiner)
    • A primer on Value Capture Financing, which is required for transit in federal infrastructure plan (Strong Towns)
    • Study: It's not CEQA, it's local laws that are delaying housing (LA Times)

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