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    • Ford GoBike launches electric bike service (SF Examiner)
    • Taxing Uber and Lyft to fund transit isn't fair to transit (CityLab)
    • Republican say they have enough signatures for gas tax repeal to go on ballot (LA Times)
    • Stockton sounds nice, but that commute is a killer (Mercury News)
    • Lyft is claiming its rides are carbon-neutral (Curbed)
    • CA lawmakers want $2 billion for housing the homeless (LA Times)
    • Electric buses are …. hurting the oil industry? (Bloomberg)
    • Study from an unexpected source says gas tax isn't enough, a mileage fee is needed (The Hill)

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