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    • Koch brothers are pouring money into fighting transit projects (New York Times)
    • CA congressional rep introduces federal bill to protect bus drivers from attack (SGVT)
    • To build a better bus system, ask bus drivers (CityLab)
    • Bay Area transit costs are among the highest in the nation, but they don't have to be (Curbed)
    • My other bike is a vessel of light (Dirt Rag)
    • Helping communities cope with climate change (Capitol Weekly)
    • To reduce emissions, charge fees (State Smart Transportation Initiative)
    • CA to test license plates with changing messages (IEEE)
    • State considers selling commercial ads on electronic highway safety signs (Future Structure)
    • What if autonomous vehicles make us more dependent on cars? What if they make us less safe? (The Conversation)

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