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    • Uber and Lyft hope to buy more versions of Prop 22 across the nation (City Monitor, The Hill)
    • How to sell Vision Zero like a car (Treehugger)
    • Major election wins for transit (Eno)
    • Buellton gets grant for bike and pedestrian safety education programs (Noozhawk)
    • Sonoma is having a parklet boom (Sonoma Index-Tribune)
    • Fortuna builds a bike park (Times-Standard)
    • BART's plans for housing at West Oakland Station moves forward (SF Chronicle)
    • Coronavirus is still very much with us (LA Times)
    • Mapping cities' responses to the pandemic, in bike lanes (El Pais)
    • Visualizing greenhouse gas emissions by sector (Visual Capitalist)

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