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    • Proposed bikeway would connect Menlo Park, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Redwood City (Patch)
    • Current parking lot at North Berkeley Bart station should be developed as a car-free zone (Berkeleyside)
    • Trump's tariffs on e-bikes won't help American industry (Electrek)
    • Will scooters push out dockless bikes? (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Analyzing bike-share data: sometimes the shortest trip is not the best one (State Smart Transportation Initiative)
    • The modern automobile must die (The New Republic)
    • Freight trucks at SoCal ports are “near zero emission” (Clean Technica)
    • Porterville is halfway to all-electric transit goal (NGT News)
    • State gas tax funding allocated to several SoCal highway projects (SCV News)
    • When is a gas station not a gas station? (LA Times)

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Wednesday’s Headlines

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Tuesday’s Headlines

More CAHSRA, bikes on freeways, poop on parking, more...

February 10, 2026

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