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    • Berkeley moves to get police out of traffic enforcement (Berkeleyside, SF Chronicle, NY Times)
    • New USPS truck design should be imitated (Curbed)
    • More on federal bill to create e-bikes incentives (The Verge)
    • Santa Cruz transit officials want vaccine priority for their drivers (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Richmond wants to open a homeless RV site at mostly-empty Hilltop Mall (SF Chronicle)
    • Tiger Woods, driving too fast on a steep, curvy road, had a serious crash; Locals call for safety improvements (LA Times)
    • More on Berkeley's ending single-family zoning (Sierra Club, Mercury News)
    • Mapping Black history puts racism on the map (Next City)
    • The strange and troubled history of pedestrian malls (Governing)
    • Report: Poorly timed red lights delay drivers (But why use timing to speed cars when it could, say, make biking safer?) (Smart Cities Dive)
    • Outcry over CA DA Association's misspending state funds meant for prosecuting environmental violations (The Appeal)

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