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    • Tesla to DMV: Our cars are not self-driving. Even though we tell our customers they are (LA Times)
    • AV developers can't figure out how to avoid hitting people, so propose that pedestrians be the ones responsible for safety (TreeHugger)
    • Stockton/Lodi area has grown increasingly dangerous for anyone on foot, bike (Fox News)
    • How COVID changed San Francisco's streets (SF Examiner)
    • Santa Cruz Metro to go all-electric ... by 2040 (Mass Transit)
    • Five EV car-sharing programs that incorporate equity (Greenbiz)
    • Kern County plan to fast-track new oil wells is a mess (Politico)
    • Feds have a version of CalEnviroScreen to map communities suffering environmental injustice (EHS Daily Advisor)
    • UC Davis giving students small grants to stay in town over spring break (LA Times, Fox)
    • Oakland to consider allowing fourplexes in single-family areas (SF Chronicle)

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