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    • Catch 22: People in Tahoe want a safe pedestrian crossing; Caltrans says first there need to be enough pedestrians to warrant one (Tahoe Daily Tribune)
    • San Jose's first BART station should be much more than a transit project (SPUR)
    • San Diego transit agency seeks a tax measure for connection to airport, trolley, more (Voice of San Diego)
    • Sacramento plans to be the U.S. capital of the electric vehicle (Curbed)
    • A river runs through the heart of San Jose (Bay Nature)
    • Highway 1 reopens (LA Times)
    • Not in California yet. . . but Route 66 is becoming a bike destination (CityLab)
    • German ads for public transportation are the best (City Metric)
    • Britain considers 20 mph speed limit everywhere in cities (BBC)
    • Republican gubernatorial candidate Cox refuses to talk about climate change and other key issues (Sacramento Bee)

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