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    • Some transit agencies are offering riders discounted Lyft, Uber fares (Route Fifty)
    • The next generation of bike advocates (San Francisco Bicycle Coalition)
    • Newsom moves to fire top regulator after questions about increased fracking permits, conflicts of interest (AP News)
    • Boston tries a "people-protected bike lane" protest (Boston Magazine)
    • An epic bike trip creates a bicyclist (Self)
    • Autonomous vehicles:
      • Were wildly overpromised (Fast Company)
      • But the technology is so cheap! (Wired)
      • Will struggle with how and where to drop off passengers (Forbes)
    • Can Congress reverse rising trend of pedestrian deaths? (Curbed)
    • Congress working on federal highway bill (Route Fifty)
    • Catch the symbolism in your daily commute (Quartz)

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