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    • Cars, COVID, and California (Planetizen)
    • Coronavirus did not halt highway widening in 2020 (Press Enterprise)
    • Assemblymember Laura Friedman's statement on being named Transportation Committee Chair (Los Feliz Ledger)
    • Sausalito intersection to get a dedicated bike lane (Marin Independent Journal)
    • Santa Cruz residents sought for county transportation committees (Patch)
    • DMV approves using autonomous vehicles for deliveries (Business Insider)
    • Biden's climate team is a big deal (Curbed)
    • Post-pandemic cities can permanently reclaim public spaces (The Conversation)
    • New CA law allows convictions to be expunged from driver records - including DUIs (Systemic Failure)
    • Sacramento region was California's growth spot in 2020 (Sacramento Bee)

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