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    • SF sees a "significant uptick" in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities recently (Hoodline)
    • Public transit is the hero, not the villain (World Bank)
    • Five things Congress can do to save transit (T4America)
    • Assembly figures out voting-at-a-distance as legislation deadlines near (SF Chronicle)
    • More on Caltrans freight plan (The Trucker)
    • Latinx leaders offer a blueprint for equitable recovery (Sacramento Bee)
    • Long Beach Transit gets some federal relief money (Long Beach Post)
    • What Tuolomne County spends its share of gas tax revenue on (My Motherlode)
    • Musk's Boring Company tunnel is pretty useless - and boring (Curbed)
    • Trump repeals fair housing rule (LA Times)

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