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    • CA Assembly passes bill calling for 100% carbon-free electricity by 2045 (NY Times, Sacramento Bee)
    • More about California climate assessment (Think Progress)
    • Inland Empire freeways to get new pavement (Press Enterprise)
    • Dublin hopes a road widening—which could lead to speeds of 50mph through town—will end “nightmare of congestion” (Patch)
    • The evolution of the pedestrian border crossing at San Ysidro (San Diego Reader)
    • To work, CA high-speed rail needs to be awesome. Like in Wakanda (Fox & Hounds)
    • Effective? Or creepy? Self-driving car watches you cross in front of it (BBC)
    • Video: Ongoing work to repair Rio Vista drawbridge (Caltrans)
    • John McCain's climate legacy (EcoWatch)
    • “Self-flying” taxis? (CNBC) “Semi-autonomous” helicopters for emergencies? (AVweb)

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Tuesday’s Headlines

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