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    • Women in NY are biking in record numbers. It's important to understand why (NY Times)
    • Could Uber push Prop 22 beyond California? (TechCrunch)
    • San Jose passes an ambitious bike plan (NRDC)
    • Cambridge sets a hard deadline to get its bike network completed (Cambridge Bike Safety)
    • E-bike sales are booming, but customer support is in short supply (Electrek)
    • Potential public health benefits from ambitious clean transit programs are huge (NRDC)
    • Trump ends stimulus negotiations, dealing a blow to Californians (SF Chronicle)
    • The Reckoning: When a pandemic collides with systemic racism (Federal Reserve Bank of Boston)
    • ICE has been arresting people in California's sanctuary cities (SF Chronicle)

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