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    • San Francisco votes to ban cars from Market Street (Curbed)
    • The Bay Area needs regional governance reform, as well as funding, to build seamless transit (Medium)
    • Some think self-driving scooters are worth the time and effort to develop (ABC7)
    • LA Times readers clap back at "bait and switch" claim on gas taxes
    • SB1 is a jackpot for some cities (Patch)
    • LA Times tries to clear up confusion over what is happening on complete streets, executive order, and deprogrammed highway projects - but doesn't
    • Inside a homeless encampment, while it's being torn down (NY Times)
    • It needs a better name, but "flight shaming" movement is taking off (Berkeleyside)

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