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    • Cities that invest in bicycle infrastructure have better access to jobs (Route Fifty)
    • Uber, Lyft produce twice as much traffic as San Francisco estimated without company data (SF Examiner)
    • Highway death toll report (LA Times)
    • CA legislative committee on climate change is weak (The Real News)
    • CA's low carbon fuel standards can help increase adoption of electric vehicles (GreenBiz)
    • Only one official celebrating a new bus stop at Warriors arena in S.F. arrived via Muni (SF Examiner)
    • CA struggles with climate change, while some push for more sprawl (Bloomberg)
    • Highways get state funding:
    • Amazon brings autonomous delivery robot to Irvine, California (Transportation Topics)

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