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    • It's Not Your Imagination Fresno, Your Drivers Are Worse Than Usual (Fresno Bee)
    • More on Making ‘Shared Streets’ Permanent in the Bay Area (SFExaminerSFGate)
    • "Comedian" Bill Maher Takes Aim at California High Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
    • Transit Workers, Homeless Residents Prioritized for Vaccine in Cal (SacBee)
    • San Diego Police Department Is Overly White and Male, New Study Shows Why (Union-Tribune)
    • New Study Links Adaptive Cruise Control to Increased Speeding, Crashes. (The Hill)
    • L.A. Metro Adds Mask Dispensers On Buses and Trains (The Source)
    • Marin Transit Agencies Hope for Rebound (MarinIJ)
    • Kudos to former Streetsblog USA Editor Angie Schmitt for her story on how pickups have morphed from modest work trucks to monstrous symbols of toxic masculinity — with disastrous results for pedestrians. (Bloomberg)

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