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    • Yesterday was the sixth annual Walk to Work Day, at least in San Francisco (CBS)
      • And the city celebrated with a new crosswalk (SF Bay)
      • But the fire department still puts the onus for safety on pedestrians (SFWeekly)
    • California's “hands-free” law is ten years old. So much for that (Times of San Diego)
    • California, Feds “quietly” seek a deal on car emissions (New York Times)
    • Look at all these dockless vehicles just sitting around: VW parks 300,000 diesels it had to buy back (Reuters)
    • The Women Led Cities initiative amplifies women's voices in planning and design (SmartCitiesDive)
    • Silicon Valley on how to be an innovative city (Route Fifty)

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Quick! Write your legislators to support quick build!

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