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    • A plan to use the coronavirus to gut the renewable energy industry (Vice)
    • Coronavirus threatens San Diego transit expansion plans (Mass Transit)
    • Caltrans is speeding up highway projects while traffic is light (Tribune)
    • Gas tax revenue dip is a threat to transportation funding (Silicon Valley Business Journals)
    • What's happening on the streets (CoMotion, LAist)
    • How to exit the shut-down (Capitol Weekly)
    • Feds seek delay on 2020 Census deadlines (LA Times)
    • California orders car insurance companies to issue refunds since crash risk is so low right now (SF Chronicle)
    • Autonomous robots to the... rescue? (Tech Crunch)
    • A social distancing machine shows how hard it is to follow protocols (CTV News)

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