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    • Nobody walks to LAX (LA Times)
    • Amtrak adjusts schedule between Bakersfield, Sacramento to accommodate commuters (Modesto Bee)
    • SANDAG lawsuit settled, its outdated Regional Transportation Plan decertified (CBS)
    • On Earth Day, LA Metro to offer free rides (Long Beach Post)
    • US DOT awards $264M in grants to 139 bus projects—in California, for electric buses and stop improvements (SmartCitiesDive)
      • Fairfield nabs $1.21 of that to replace diesel buses with electric (Daily Republic)
    • US cities consider easing rules on e-bikes (Marin Independent Journal)
    • CPUC proposes rules to allow driverless cars to pick up passengers (Business Times)
    • California car culture killed the promise of the 20-minute commute (KPCC)
    • Auto companies have been trying to sell the idea that they're “green,” but they just want to make money (CityLab)
    • Why California gets to write its own auto emissions standards (WTOP)
    • You can't be a “climate mayor” is you're making more room for cars (Curbed)

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